Kelly's book delves into how zoomorphic incense burners showcase the craftsmanship of medieval artisans in Khurasan, highlighting their cultural significance and craftsmanship.
This research focuses on zoomorphic incense burners from medieval Khurasan, offering a database analysis that uncovers their iconology and relationships with contemporaneous metalwork.
Existing literature typically emphasizes sophisticated metalwork for the elite, neglecting the more modest yet artistically significant zoomorphic incense burners that represent a vital part of Islamic art.
This book serves as a unique case study emphasizing the skill of medieval artisans, making it relevant for scholars in material culture and Islamic medieval art.
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