Can’t resist myself to share these intricately carved doors of Mehrangarh fort, Jodhpur also known as the’Sun City’. I was wondering how and from where the artisans learnt to create such masterpieces in ancient times.
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20 Responses
intricate – rich – and artsy 🙂
Especially the last picture. Really amazing carving. Wow.
Definitely the exquisite display of art and craftsmanship.
One for the books among all door posts I’ve seen.
Great collection. That last one just blew me away 🙂
Thank you. Same I felt when saw them in person
These doors have character
Yes, definitely. They have a vast history behind them
My Indian boss always said you were still sitting in the trees eating bananas when we were living in palaces – must be some truth in that – beautiful doors.
Haha your boss had a great sense of humor. India used to be rich country
People who had time, inclination and talent to make such doors obviously
Sorry Rashmi my comment got posted before i finished it. Am eating while using my phone to type 🙂
“…obviously were highly cultured beings”.
Of course Alka, The architects and artists got promoted, acknowledged and looked after by the royal families for a long time.
The carvings are amazingly beautiful! The architecture is so impressive. Thank you for the post.
My pleasure Amy
I love beautiful and artistic doors too, Nice 🙂
Open a new vista in the realm of craftsmanship ….. Indeed priceless
I want these doors in my dream home
Just beautiful, Indian doors always have such an appeal …
Yes, well said Thank you