A Study of the Role of Yazdi Bandi Painting in Iranian Architectural Decorations

Mahdi Aliyari

doi:10.63053/ijset.116

Authors

Mahdi Aliyari Department of Architecture, Islamic Azad University, Shabestar Branch, Shabestar, Iran.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.63053/ijset.116

Keywords:

Yazdi Bandi Painting, Iranian Architecture, Dome Decorations, Yazdi Bandi Geometry

Abstract

This study examines the impact and role of Yazdibandi painting on Iranian architectural decorations. First, Yazdibandi painting and its features are introduced and then the impact of this type of decoration on Iranian architecture is investigated. This study emphasizes the cultural and artistic relationship between Yazdi painting and Iranian architecture, and examines the influential factors and its role in beautifying and decorating buildings¬Finally, this article discusses the importance of preserving and promoting this valuable art to preserve the cultural identity and Iranian architecture, and examines the executive strategies for preserving and expanding the Yazdi Bandi painting in Iranian architecture, and in addition, shows how the Yazdi Bandi dome was formed and executed

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