The phrases which are characteristic to Muslim art are:
<u><em>B) intricate patterns of calligraphy </em></u>
<u><em>C) carpets with elaborate designs and colors </em></u>
<u><em>E) pottery and jeweled pitchers.</em></u>
Explanation:
The art of calligraphy flourished in the Muslim world due to the need to write Quranic verses. Eventually, scribers developed beautiful patterns with a distinct style which have captivated the imaginations of millions.
The development of hand-made carpets and rugs is also deeply rooted in the Muslim culture of Central Asia. The Persian Empire was known for its carpets all over the world, and the art spread throguhout the world including in Tajikistan, Pakistan and even among muslims of India.
Beautiful pottery was a part of Chinese culture before the Muslims of Middle East and Turkey understood the technolgoy and developed their own style that became very famous in Europe.
One of the main ways in which composers changed the way they composed from the Classical era to the Romantic era was that they took more risks and "broke the rules" when it came to structure and melodic movement.
