Il Khanid Collection
"Il Khanid: Exploring the Magnificence of Persian Art and Culture" Discover the enchanting world of Il Khanid, a captivating period in Persia's rich history
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"Il Khanid: Exploring the Magnificence of Persian Art and Culture" Discover the enchanting world of Il Khanid, a captivating period in Persia's rich history. One of the most remarkable legacies from this era is Soltaniyeh, located in Zanjan province. This architectural marvel showcases the grandeur and splendor that defined Ilkhanic dynasty (1256-1353) art. Step into a realm where artistry meets spirituality with the Star Tile adorned with a delicate Lotus Flower motif. Crafted during the late 13th or 14th century, it embodies the intricate craftsmanship that was prevalent during this time. Immerse yourself in ancient tales depicted on Rustam slaying jackal, an exquisite illustration from Shahnama of Firdausi. Created by artists under the patronage of Ilkhanid dynasty, it reflects their mastery in storytelling through visual arts. Witness functional beauty with a Bowl dating back to late 13th / early 14th century. Its unknown creator skillfully crafted an object that seamlessly blends form and function—a testament to Il Khanid's artistic prowess. Marvel at religious devotion captured on a Tile with Double-Arched Prayer Niche (Mihrab). Dating back to the 13th century, it serves as a reminder of how faith played an integral role in shaping Ilkhanid society. Experience mythical symbolism through a Star-Shaped Tile featuring a majestic Phoenix. This masterpiece transports us to another realm where legends come alive amidst vibrant colors and intricate details. Explore everyday life during this era through House Model—an intriguing glimpse into architecture and domesticity within Ilkhanid society. Although its creator remains unknown, their attention to detail brings miniature worlds to life. Delve into historical significance with Cross-Shaped Tile dated c. 1262—symbolizing cultural exchange between East and West during this dynamic period. It stands as a testament to the Ilkhanid dynasty's ability to bridge diverse influences.