Rare piece of moorish architecture One of a kind vintage wooden arch All handmade & hand carved You can’t find this piece nowadays being made by young artisans. Took three years to make this piece of art This piece is carved on both sides Measures 11ft x 62.5” x 13.5” deep
The main architectural style of Alhambra is an Islamic architecture, with lingering elements of Spanish Renaissance architecture. Distinct frescoes, arches, columns, tile decorations, and sculpted stuccos can be seen across the palace and different buildings within the fortress.
The Alhambra in Granada, Spain, is distinct among medieval palaces for its sophisticated planning, complex decorative programs, and its many enchanting gardens and fountains. Its intimate spaces are built at a human scale that visitors find elegant and inviting
Alhambra features stunningly intricate Arabic carvings and bright and colorful tiles, making it one of the most unique attractions in all of Spain. This breathtaking palace gets thousands of visitors on a daily basis.
The Alhambra palace is built in a Moorish architectural style made up of designs such as arabesque patterns, geometric shapes, calligraphy, and a central garden courtyard known as Generalife. The complex is home to colorful tilework, azulejos, and wooden latticework, known as aljibe. In Modern Morocco we can see many different architectural designs but the strongest influence throughout is Islam where the décor and building guidelines have been influenced, followed and have directed the construction and decoration of the buildings in many parts of Morocco for
