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hinducosmos:A pair of Mughal spectacles set with emerald lenses, in diamond-mounted frames India, le

Padshahnama detail , A'zam Khan captures fort Dharur . 

Large bookcases for built in or stand alone cupboards. Old doors on the front. . . . . . . #bookcase

art-of-swords: Khanjar Dagger Dated: circa 1640, Mughal period (1526–1858) Culture: India Med

mughalshit:Painting of the Dodoby MansurIndia, Mughal, 1610 - 1625According to Wikipedia, Mansur wa

mughalshit:Two Women DancingIndia, Mughal, c. 17th CenturyOpaque watercolors and gold on paper

desimonewayland:A pair of Mughal spectacles with emerald lenses and diamond mounted frames, India (l

Flask in the shape of a mango, mid-17th century Mughal India Rock crystal with insets of gold, ename

Mughal rock crystal cup inlaid with rubies, emeralds and diamonds, 18th century

Mughal brilliance #throwback #delhi #mughal (at Humayun’s Tomb) www.instagram.com/

treasures-and-beauty: Gem-set Mughal shield. Rubies, emeralds, diamonds

songsofwolves: HISTORY MEME : (1/9) Kings/Queens - Queen Razia Sultan Raziyya al-Din (1205 &nda

acaryadasa: Mughal renditions of European paintings and engravings brought to the Mughal court by Po

A Flowering PlantIndia, Mughal, c. 17th centuryOpaque watercolors and gold on paper

elsewheregreen: Portrait of Sjah Jahan. Anonymous (rejected attribution), c1630 - c1650. Alabaster.

brassmanticore: Coin, dated A.H. 1031/A.D. 1621–22. India, Agra. Islamic. Gold; Diam. 13/16 in

Lady Ra’aba of BasraIndia, Mughal, c. 17th centuryInk, watercolors, & gold on paper &c

historyarchaeologyartefacts:Rock crystal vase mounted in gold, Mughal dynasty, 17thC (?; vase) 1825-

Anonymous Mughal artist, Portrait of Lal Kunwar, consort wife of Mughal emperor Jahandar Shah 1

The sharara is an ethnic outfit that women love to wear during weddings. Originating in the Mughal e

fashionsfromhistory: Base for Water Pipe (Huqqa) Late 17th Century  India MET

Courtier Awaiting Akbar’s Command, 1575, Mughal Empire, India.

3 Turkic empires : Ottoman, Safavid (Azerbaijani Turk) & Mughal (Gurkani)Gunpowder empires

Coins with symbols of the zodiac, an idea the emperor recorded in his journals.    Minted

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