Window Grille c. 15th century

This 15th century "Window Grille" from an anonymous artist, currently housed in The Art Institute of Chicago, is a stunning example of Islamic decorative art. The intricate geometric patterns and vibrant colors, including blue, turquoise, green, and gold, create a visually captivating composition. This ornate window grille, likely used in a mosque or palace, serves as a testament to the artistic skill and cultural heritage of the time period. Its architectural significance and exquisite craftsmanship make it a valuable artifact for art historians and enthusiasts alike.