Ornate Wooden Ceiling and Walls At Sidi Abid El Ghariani Zaouia

The Ornate Wooden Ceiling and Decorative Engraved Stucco Walls with Arabesque Elements and Ornaments Inside Sidi Abid El Ghariani Zaouia, Kairouan, Tunisia.

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Ornate Wooden Ceiling and Walls At Sidi Abid El Ghariani Zaouia

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