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Front gate of Badshahi Mosque, Lahore, Pakistansource

A Turk Mughal clothing (Turkish clothes from Mughal Empire)Babür Türk kadın giyimi

Mughal painting - Mughals in palace

Finial in the Form of a Parrot Object Name: FinialDate: 17th–18th centuryGeography: Northern IndiaCu

Mongol Chieftain and Attendants, folio from the Gulshan Album (Rose Garden album). Mughal dynasty, R

Delhi and Agra, IndiaDelhi and Agra comprise two-thirds of the ‘golden triangle tour’ that is recomm

Portrait of a Young Indian Scholar, or Self-portrait by Mughal miniature artist Mir Sayyid Ali, c. 1

Shirin Sahba aka شیرین صهبا (Persian, b. New Delhi, India, based Beijing, China) - 1: Darjeeling Tea

Miniature portrait of Mughal India’s Empress Mumtaz Mahal (1593-1631)

art-of-swords:Dagger with horse head pommelDated: 17th centuryCulture: India, Mughal dynastyMedium:

This painting from Akbarnama shows Asaf Khan leading the Mughal forces in 1564 against Rani Durgavat

brassmanticore:eastiseverywhere:Islam Week!King SolomonIran (1500s)[Source]King Solomon and the hoop

Mughal zaghnal, India, 18th century.from Helios Auctions

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

signorformica:The Mughal Emperor Jahangir on a lion hunt. Islamic Mughal Empire in India ~ 18th cent

Guru Gobind Singh Ji then sent Banda Singh on a mission to punish the guilty and cruel Mughal rulers

art-of-swords:Khanjar DaggerDated: 20th centuryCulture: Indian (made in the Mughal style)Measurement

Writing CabinetMughal Empire, 17th centuryThe Yusuf Jameel Centre for Asian and Islamic Art

Unknown, Noblewoman holding a Calf in a Cypress Garden. ca. 1700-50. 

Female Figure Prostrate Before a Sacred Fire 18thc. Mughal period, India

virtual-artifacts:An unusual ivory Archer’s Ring in the form of a Falcon probably Mughal, 18th Centu

Watercolor of a Mughal elephant and driver, 1815. This image is from the “Fraser Album,” a set of pa

A pair of diamond and enamel anklets (sanklas) Mughal or Deccani, late 19th centuryEach ankle bracel

Old Walls of The Shalimar Gardens

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