Sassanian Art refers to the artistic style that flourished during the Sassanian Empire from 224 to 651 CE in Persia. This art is characterized by intricate metalwork, stone carvings, and vibrant textiles, often depicting royal figures, mythical creatures, and scenes from nature. The use of bold colors and detailed patterns reflects the empire's wealth and cultural sophistication. The influence of Sassanian Art extended beyond Persia, impacting neighboring regions and later Islamic art. Notable examples include rock reliefs, ceramics, and jewelry, which showcase the technical skill and creativity of Sassanian artisans. This art form played a significant role in the cultural exchange along trade routes.