Nasrid dynasty
Yesería is a term that refers to decoratively carved or molded stucco and plaster. Used widely throughout the Mediterranean region, it reached a creative pinnacle during the Nasrid dynasty (1238-1492) on the Iberian peninsula. Mudejar architecture also made broad use of yesería. Recent scholarship is revealing details about the original stylistic designs, methods and materials on yesería of the Mudéjar period.