The Practice of Islamic Art
Islamic art often centers pattern, repetition, and flow rather than realistic imagery. These elements create a sense of continuity and balance, drawing the eye gently across the design. Rather than telling a story, Islamic patterns invite focus, observation, and reflection.
Core Elements We Practice
Our classes introduce and work with:
Arabesque floral and vine patterns
Repetition and rhythm
Balance and symmetry
Line, spacing, and flow
These elements are practiced slowly and intentionally, allowing participants to become familiar with the language of Islamic design.