Discover the profound spiritual dimensions of colour and light in Islamic art. This insightful book offers a new perspective, exploring how vibrant hues and luminous designs within Islamic visual culture convey deeper knowledge. Journey through philosophical and mystical traditions, examining masterpieces like Iran’s Masjid-i Shah mosque to understand the nuanced aesthetics and pre-modern Muslim experience of colour. Trevathan reveals how sensory perception can lead to spiritual insight. An essential read for art historians, cultural scholars, and anyone fascinated by the rich heritage of Islamic aesthetics and architecture in India and beyond.