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Alhambra
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Shah-I-Zinda
Shah Mosque
Stalactites Works (Moqarnass) Of The Entrance (Nom File)
St Stepanos: A Rather Nice Muqarna Above The Entrance
The Intrados Of The Domes Is Decorated In Alabaster Stalactites (Muqarnas). (Ab Ev)
Sultan Hassan Mosque: Portal And Mausoleum
Kasbah Mosque: "Above And In Front Of The Mihrab Is A Dome Sculpted In Intricate Muqarnas (Stalactite-Like Decoration). This Decorative Technique Was Common In More Western Regions Of North Africa But The Muqarnas Dome Of This Mosque Is Almost Unique In Ifriqiya (Tunisia) And Was Unparalleled In Other Hafsid Architecture"
See En.Wikipedia.Org
See En.Wikipedia.Org
The Entrance Portal To The Mosque's Prayer Hall Has More Typical Muqarnas Canopy (Wiki)
"Wooden Muqarnas (Three-Dimensional
“Honeycomb” Islamic Decorations) .. Form The Capitals Of Columns" (Ab Ev)
Grand Mosque ("The Mihrab (Niche Symbolizing The Direction Of Prayer), Carved With A Canopy Of Muqarnas, Dates From 1572" Wiki), Also Green Mosque ("The Door Is Crowned By A Half-Dome With A Cascade Of Muqarnas" Wiki)
Capilla De Santa Catalina/Muqarna Dome In Sala De La Torre Of The Cathedral
Saadian Tombs: "The Chamber Is Covered By A Vault Of Very Fine And Intricate Muqarnas (Honeycomb Or Stalactite-Like Sculpting) Made Of Stucco Which Retains A Part Of Its Polychrome Painting In Blue And Gold" (Wiki)
Blue Mosque: "The Transitions Between The Smaller Exedrae And The Supporting Walls Or Arches Are Covered By Muqarnas (Stalactite-Like Sculpting) Made Of Stucco." (Wiki)
University Of Al-Qarawiyyin And Others
Gavit Of The Church Of The Holy Apostles
Many Of The Famous Wooden Pillars Are Adorned With Muqarnas Capitals As Well As The Frieze Of Many Halls In The Kunha Ark, Toshvoli Palace And Pahlavan Mahmoud Mausoleum)
