Mihrab of Uljaytu (Ja’ame Mosque), 1310.

Mihrab of Uljaytu (Ja’ame Mosque), 1310. The mihrab was constructed

for the Il Khanid ruler Uljaytu in a prayer hall within the old

mosque. It is an outstanding example of Mongol stuccowork with

intricate inscriptions and patterns. Two wooden minbars (pulpits)

flank the mihrab, the right-hand one of which is reputed locally to be

contemporary with the mihrab.

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Just excellent. Regards

Thank you Hassan! Best regards

 

Fantastic, great colors and details.

Thank you my friend for you comment.Best regards

Very nice photo from Isfahan. I Like the light, the composition and the colors. I think this photo just needs a little sharpening.

Thank you Amir for your comment,the original picture is very sharp and I haven't seen anything.

I have to admit that this is an HDR image. Best regards

this is wonderful! superb light, color and composition. regards!

It is wonderful that you have visited and have taken a photo, transformed it into a 'masterpiece'.........and recorded the details that this beautiful sancturay possesses.......I do hope our 'uncertain' world never destroys these ancient links to our past......you often wonder if 'these walls could talk'......or be present 'in the past' to witness a part of what would have been some magnificent history.....thankyou for taking me again to another part of 'your beautiful world'..........sincerely, Gail.....I will revisit to give this the 7 it deserves......most sincerely, Gail

I'm honored to receive comment from you,Thank you so much my friend. Best regards

Once again thank you for your lovely comment and I'm really happy to share my visions with you all at PN. Best wishes