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Tiles From Dome of the Rock

Tiles From Dome of the Rock

Closeup of Blue and Green Colored Iznik Tiles with Geometric Patterns from the Exterior Walls of Of Dome Of The Rock Mosque In Jerusalem City.

Image ID#: 32649 / Category: Miscellaneous, Architecture / Price: 499$
Tiles From Dome of the Rock
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