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Imperial Room inside of the Harem apartments in the Topkapi Palace.

Detail of Entrance to the Imperial Council Chambers at Topkapi Palace, Istanbul

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Detail of the rich gilding of the altar part of the Orthodox church close-up. Gold painting. Traditional Christian church decoration.

Frame, Certificate, Empire,

Topkapi harem Istanbul

An elegant piece of golden wall art showcasing intricate baroque patterns and rich detailing, expressing luxury and opulence. Perfect for concepts of art history, wealth, and decorative design.

Wood Carving Traditional Thai Style in gold Color with Stained Glass Decoration on Black Background

Architectural detail of Mosque Hassan II in Casablanca

Decorative pattern of metal

Wooden slat ceiling painted with traditional Moroccan motifs.

The Thailand trip at Wat pho.

Detail of an ornate lamp

A gold stencil hangs on a wooden plank.

Pendant light

Beautiful ornamental decoration typical of Moroccan architecture

The baroque church Santuario della Consolata, Turin, Piedmont, Italy

Kanok pattern background Thai style golden flower pattern.

Fez, Morocco-September 22, 2013: Close-up details of Islamic patterns on the Haj Gate in Fez.

Istanbul, Turkey - November 22, 2021: Painting and molding over the door to the room in the Topkapi Palace.

Synagogue ceiling detail

Luxurious vintage interior with fireplace in the aristocratic style. Large Windows and mirrors. Columns and arches, ornament on the glossy floor

islam Living Room

Istanbul - Topkapi Palace

Arab texture on a wall and door.

Golden paper background with blurred black paper cut in mosque shape for Islamic new year concept.

German Fountain,İstanbul,Turkey

Ottoman style designs, pattern

Istanbul / Constantinople, Turkey, Eastern Roman Empire: Hagia Sophia - Church of the Holy Wisdom of God - the Sultan's Lodge was designed in 1847 by Swiss-Italian architects Gaspare and Giuseppe Fossati during their restoration of the building under Sultan Abdülmecid I. This newer structure replaced an earlier lodge located in the apse, originally built by Mimar Sinan, the renowned Ottoman architect, during the 16th century. It was strategically placed to allow the Sultan to observe prayers privately and securely, incorporating elements such as carved marble grills in the Turkish Rococo style, supported by Byzantine columns. The Fossati brothers’ work reflects a blend of Ottoman tradition and European architectural sensibilities, a hallmark of their contributions during the Ottoman reform period

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