Il Khanate Collection
The Ilkhanate, also known as the Ilkhanid dynasty (1256-1353), was a fascinating period in history that left behind numerous artistic and architectural treasures
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The Ilkhanate, also known as the Ilkhanid dynasty (1256-1353), was a fascinating period in history that left behind numerous artistic and architectural treasures. One such example is the Star Tile with Lotus Flower, a stunning piece from the late 13th or 14th century. Its intricate design showcases the skilled craftsmanship of this era. Another remarkable artifact from the Ilkhanid dynasty is Rustam slaying jackal, depicted in the Shahnama of Firdausi. This illustration captures a heroic moment and reflects the rich storytelling tradition of this time. The Bowl from this period is another noteworthy creation. Created by an unknown artist during the late 13th or early 14th century, it showcases exquisite details and demonstrates mastery over pottery techniques. One cannot overlook the beauty of the Tile with Double-Arched Prayer Niche (Mihrab). Dating back to the 13th century, it exemplifies Islamic art's influence on Ilkhanid culture and serves as a testament to their devotion. The Star-Shaped Tile with Phoenix further highlights their artistic prowess. Crafted in the late 13th century, its vibrant colors and symmetrical patterns make it truly captivating. For those interested in architecture, there is no shortage of marvels from this era. The House Model provides insight into residential structures during that time while leaving room for imagination about daily life within these walls. A unique find is represented by Cross-Shaped Tile dated c. 1262 which offers glimpses into religious symbolism prevalent during this period. Other notable artifacts include an intricately designed Tile dating back to early 14th century; a Bowl adorned with Birds showcasing delicate motifs; a mesmerizing Tile Fragment featuring Figure in a Niche created around c. 1270; an Architectural Fragment revealing fragments of grandeur; and yet another Star-Shaped Tile dated c. c1262 displaying meticulous craftsmanship once again.