Coptic Art refers to the artistic style that developed in Egypt during the early Christian period, particularly from the 3rd to the 7th centuries. It is characterized by its unique blend of Egyptian motifs and Christian themes, often seen in textiles, pottery, and wall paintings. Coptic artists used vibrant colors and intricate designs to convey religious narratives and symbols. The art form is notable for its use of iconography, including images of saints, biblical scenes, and symbolic representations like the cross. Coptic Art played a significant role in the preservation of early Christian heritage and continues to influence modern art and culture in Egypt and beyond.