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EXPLORE TAJ MAHAL
In December 1631, the fifth Mughal Emperor, Shah Jahan, commenced the construction of one of the greatest monuments of all time, the Taj Mahal. It is a mausoleum built in the memory of his beloved and favorite wife, Mumtaz Mahal, fulfilling one of the promises that he made to her as she lay on her deathbed: To erect a monument to matchher beauty.
EXPLORE THE TAJ MAHAL Explore the Taj Mahal - "5_STARS!" -SundayTimes_London. In December 1631, the fifth Mughal Emperor, Shah Jahan, commenced the construction of one of the greatest monuments of all time, the Taj Mahal. It is a mausoleum built in the memory of his beloved and favorite wife, Mumtaz Mahal, fulfilling one of the promises that he made to her as she THE GATEWAY TO THE TAJ MAHAL The Gateway to the Taj Mahal is a unique piece of architecture in itself and separates the gardens from the forecourt. Rising approximately 100 feet and with a width of 150 feet , this red sandstone building is of three stories, and like the tomb, is adorned with calligraphy the noblest craft of the day. Thegateway is an
PRESERVING THE TAJ MAHAL The Taj Mahal has been diagnosed with a life threatening disease; Marble Cancer. Experts predicted that if the air in Agra was not monitored and cleaned, the exterior of the mausoleum would, eventually turn black. Up until 1993, 1700 factories in and around Agra were belching out noxious fumes and gases, most of them illegally, and theSupreme
ARCHES AND SYMMETRY AT THE TAJ MAHAL The design of the Taj Mahal is dominated by a series of grids. Where the primary shape is a pointed arch within a rectangle. This motif is employed on all scales at the complex, providing a sense of architectural unity throughout. Pointed arches within a rectangular frame also form the iwans, or large recessed portals, that dominatethe
FEATURES OF THE PARADISE GARDEN Designed primarily as gardens of Paradise, fruit trees were planted to provide a prolific harvest from within the walls, which contributed towards the upkeep of the Taj Mahal. The first Mughal Emperor and connoisseur of gardens, Babar, once described the mango tree, symbol of life and fertility, as the best fruit to grow in Hindustan and itis
DADOS OF THE TAJ MAHAL The inlaid blooms of the dado borders are highly stylized, colorful impressions of flowers hanging from black trellis frameworks. The shapes of the flowers remain simple, but display a fluidity of line and aesthetic feeling typical of Mughal design. By contrast, the flowers carved in relief are well-observed, detailed depictions ofIndian flowers.
STONES AND MARBLES OF THE TAJ MAHAL Inlaid marbles and gemstones decorate the mausoleum itself. The more extravagant of these richly colored stones include orange carnelian, multi-colored agates and chalcedonies, blue lapis lazuli, bloodstone and garnet. Many of the stones used would have been taken from the vast Mughal treasury. Jean-Baptiste Tavernier, a French jeweller and ISLAMIC DECORATIVE SCHEMES The decorative scheme of the Taj Mahal complex follows the Islamic tradition of combining calligraphic, floral and abstract geometric motifs. Three types of media are used to create these patterns: stone carving in high relief, painted stucco and inlaid hard stone. When compared with contemporary European decoration there is a noticeablelack
PARCHIN KARI
The term parchin Kari can be used to refer to the skilled inlaying of gemstones into white marble on a small and detailed scale. At the Taj, the technique is used most spectacularly to depict well observed blooms and flowering plants. Stones were crafted using a moving metal wheel as an abrasive surface. Patterns were drawn out on the whiteEXPLORE TAJ MAHAL
In December 1631, the fifth Mughal Emperor, Shah Jahan, commenced the construction of one of the greatest monuments of all time, the Taj Mahal. It is a mausoleum built in the memory of his beloved and favorite wife, Mumtaz Mahal, fulfilling one of the promises that he made to her as she lay on her deathbed: To erect a monument to matchher beauty.
EXPLORE THE TAJ MAHAL Explore the Taj Mahal - "5_STARS!" -SundayTimes_London. In December 1631, the fifth Mughal Emperor, Shah Jahan, commenced the construction of one of the greatest monuments of all time, the Taj Mahal. It is a mausoleum built in the memory of his beloved and favorite wife, Mumtaz Mahal, fulfilling one of the promises that he made to her as she THE GATEWAY TO THE TAJ MAHAL The Gateway to the Taj Mahal is a unique piece of architecture in itself and separates the gardens from the forecourt. Rising approximately 100 feet and with a width of 150 feet , this red sandstone building is of three stories, and like the tomb, is adorned with calligraphy the noblest craft of the day. Thegateway is an
PRESERVING THE TAJ MAHAL The Taj Mahal has been diagnosed with a life threatening disease; Marble Cancer. Experts predicted that if the air in Agra was not monitored and cleaned, the exterior of the mausoleum would, eventually turn black. Up until 1993, 1700 factories in and around Agra were belching out noxious fumes and gases, most of them illegally, and theSupreme
ARCHES AND SYMMETRY AT THE TAJ MAHAL The design of the Taj Mahal is dominated by a series of grids. Where the primary shape is a pointed arch within a rectangle. This motif is employed on all scales at the complex, providing a sense of architectural unity throughout. Pointed arches within a rectangular frame also form the iwans, or large recessed portals, that dominatethe
FEATURES OF THE PARADISE GARDEN Designed primarily as gardens of Paradise, fruit trees were planted to provide a prolific harvest from within the walls, which contributed towards the upkeep of the Taj Mahal. The first Mughal Emperor and connoisseur of gardens, Babar, once described the mango tree, symbol of life and fertility, as the best fruit to grow in Hindustan and itis
DADOS OF THE TAJ MAHAL The inlaid blooms of the dado borders are highly stylized, colorful impressions of flowers hanging from black trellis frameworks. The shapes of the flowers remain simple, but display a fluidity of line and aesthetic feeling typical of Mughal design. By contrast, the flowers carved in relief are well-observed, detailed depictions ofIndian flowers.
STONES AND MARBLES OF THE TAJ MAHAL Inlaid marbles and gemstones decorate the mausoleum itself. The more extravagant of these richly colored stones include orange carnelian, multi-colored agates and chalcedonies, blue lapis lazuli, bloodstone and garnet. Many of the stones used would have been taken from the vast Mughal treasury. Jean-Baptiste Tavernier, a French jeweller and ISLAMIC DECORATIVE SCHEMES The decorative scheme of the Taj Mahal complex follows the Islamic tradition of combining calligraphic, floral and abstract geometric motifs. Three types of media are used to create these patterns: stone carving in high relief, painted stucco and inlaid hard stone. When compared with contemporary European decoration there is a noticeablelack
PARCHIN KARI
The term parchin Kari can be used to refer to the skilled inlaying of gemstones into white marble on a small and detailed scale. At the Taj, the technique is used most spectacularly to depict well observed blooms and flowering plants. Stones were crafted using a moving metal wheel as an abrasive surface. Patterns were drawn out on the whiteEXPLORE TAJ MAHAL
Explore the Taj Mahal online using Virtual Travel, beautiful 360 degree photographic panoramas, movies, narration, music. English, French and Japanese. DADOS OF THE TAJ MAHAL The inlaid blooms of the dado borders are highly stylized, colorful impressions of flowers hanging from black trellis frameworks. The shapes of the flowers remain simple, but display a fluidity of line and aesthetic feeling typical of Mughal design. By contrast, the flowers carved in relief are well-observed, detailed depictions ofIndian flowers.
ISLAMIC DECORATIVE SCHEMES The decorative scheme of the Taj Mahal complex follows the Islamic tradition of combining calligraphic, floral and abstract geometric motifs. Three types of media are used to create these patterns: stone carving in high relief, painted stucco and inlaid hard stone. When compared with contemporary European decoration there is a noticeablelack
EXPLORE TAJ MAHAL
The Inspiration of the Taj Mahal THE MOSQUE - EXPLORE THE TAJ MAHAL The Mosque or Masjid, which stands to, the west of the Taj Mahal is reported to have been built by Isa Muhammed and plays an integral part in the overall design. It is made from red sandstone and measures 210 feet in length and 90 feet in width and is raised on a slight plinth. The exterior possesses one dominant portal HASHT BIHISHT AND THE CENTRAL CHAMBER The central chamber of the mausoleum is an octagonal room. It is flanked on each wall by outer chambers that create a layout used frequently in Mughal architecture. This layout, referred to as the 'hasht bihisht', a nine-fold plan, was derived from Persian architectural precedents. Two recessed arches on two stories defineeach of the white
EXPLORE THE TAJ MAHAL Explore the Taj Mahal is the third in a series of 'World Heritage Explorer series' web sites. The London-based company has employed a technique it has developed over ten years called Virtual Travel ®, based on proprietary photographic techniques, Macromedia THE MINARET AND THE MUEZZIN The four detached minarets springing from the plinth of the Taj Mahal measure 138 feet high and stand like sentries nobly keeping guard. They were built out of plumb, slanting so that if they were to topple, they would fall not towards the Taj, but away from the building, protecting the tomb from harm. They also form a visual framework tothe
THE RIVER YAMUNA
The River Yamuna, linked to the sacred river Ganges, meanders through Agra passing many Mughal sites of special interest including Chini-ka Rauza and Itimad-ud-Daulah. The Taj Mahal and most of the thriving city is located on the west bank of the river which played an important role in the development and construction of the Taj Mahal,and
PRESERVING THE TAJ MAHALWEB VIEW This page may be printed or saved to disk and used for non-commercial purposes ONLY! The Taj Mahal has been diagnosed with a life threatening disease; Marble Cancer.EXPLORE TAJ MAHAL
In December 1631, the fifth Mughal Emperor, Shah Jahan, commenced the construction of one of the greatest monuments of all time, the Taj Mahal. It is a mausoleum built in the memory of his beloved and favorite wife, Mumtaz Mahal, fulfilling one of the promises that he made to her as she lay on her deathbed: To erect a monument to matchher beauty.
EXPLORE THE TAJ MAHAL Explore the Taj Mahal - "5_STARS!" -SundayTimes_London. In December 1631, the fifth Mughal Emperor, Shah Jahan, commenced the construction of one of the greatest monuments of all time, the Taj Mahal. It is a mausoleum built in the memory of his beloved and favorite wife, Mumtaz Mahal, fulfilling one of the promises that he made to her as she THE GATEWAY TO THE TAJ MAHAL The Gateway to the Taj Mahal is a unique piece of architecture in itself and separates the gardens from the forecourt. Rising approximately 100 feet and with a width of 150 feet , this red sandstone building is of three stories, and like the tomb, is adorned with calligraphy the noblest craft of the day. Thegateway is an
PRESERVING THE TAJ MAHAL The Taj Mahal has been diagnosed with a life threatening disease; Marble Cancer. Experts predicted that if the air in Agra was not monitored and cleaned, the exterior of the mausoleum would, eventually turn black. Up until 1993, 1700 factories in and around Agra were belching out noxious fumes and gases, most of them illegally, and theSupreme
DADOS OF THE TAJ MAHAL The inlaid blooms of the dado borders are highly stylized, colorful impressions of flowers hanging from black trellis frameworks. The shapes of the flowers remain simple, but display a fluidity of line and aesthetic feeling typical of Mughal design. By contrast, the flowers carved in relief are well-observed, detailed depictions ofIndian flowers.
ARCHES AND SYMMETRY AT THE TAJ MAHAL The design of the Taj Mahal is dominated by a series of grids. Where the primary shape is a pointed arch within a rectangle. This motif is employed on all scales at the complex, providing a sense of architectural unity throughout. Pointed arches within a rectangular frame also form the iwans, or large recessed portals, that dominatethe
STONES AND MARBLES OF THE TAJ MAHAL Inlaid marbles and gemstones decorate the mausoleum itself. The more extravagant of these richly colored stones include orange carnelian, multi-colored agates and chalcedonies, blue lapis lazuli, bloodstone and garnet. Many of the stones used would have been taken from the vast Mughal treasury. Jean-Baptiste Tavernier, a French jeweller and ISLAMIC DECORATIVE SCHEMES The decorative scheme of the Taj Mahal complex follows the Islamic tradition of combining calligraphic, floral and abstract geometric motifs. Three types of media are used to create these patterns: stone carving in high relief, painted stucco and inlaid hard stone. When compared with contemporary European decoration there is a noticeablelack
PARCHIN KARI
The term parchin Kari can be used to refer to the skilled inlaying of gemstones into white marble on a small and detailed scale. At the Taj, the technique is used most spectacularly to depict well observed blooms and flowering plants. Stones were crafted using a moving metal wheel as an abrasive surface. Patterns were drawn out on the white THE DECORATIVE GULDASTAS (PINNACLES) The slim flower topped pinnacles or guldastas, which extend from shafts on the exterior of the Taj Mahal compound, are a pre-Mughal composite borrowed from the Lodi and Sayed periods dating back to 1414. Their primary use is decorative. They are seen flanking the broad curvature of the domes to accentuate the roundness and add asense of height
EXPLORE TAJ MAHAL
In December 1631, the fifth Mughal Emperor, Shah Jahan, commenced the construction of one of the greatest monuments of all time, the Taj Mahal. It is a mausoleum built in the memory of his beloved and favorite wife, Mumtaz Mahal, fulfilling one of the promises that he made to her as she lay on her deathbed: To erect a monument to matchher beauty.
EXPLORE THE TAJ MAHAL Explore the Taj Mahal - "5_STARS!" -SundayTimes_London. In December 1631, the fifth Mughal Emperor, Shah Jahan, commenced the construction of one of the greatest monuments of all time, the Taj Mahal. It is a mausoleum built in the memory of his beloved and favorite wife, Mumtaz Mahal, fulfilling one of the promises that he made to her as she THE GATEWAY TO THE TAJ MAHAL The Gateway to the Taj Mahal is a unique piece of architecture in itself and separates the gardens from the forecourt. Rising approximately 100 feet and with a width of 150 feet , this red sandstone building is of three stories, and like the tomb, is adorned with calligraphy the noblest craft of the day. Thegateway is an
PRESERVING THE TAJ MAHAL The Taj Mahal has been diagnosed with a life threatening disease; Marble Cancer. Experts predicted that if the air in Agra was not monitored and cleaned, the exterior of the mausoleum would, eventually turn black. Up until 1993, 1700 factories in and around Agra were belching out noxious fumes and gases, most of them illegally, and theSupreme
DADOS OF THE TAJ MAHAL The inlaid blooms of the dado borders are highly stylized, colorful impressions of flowers hanging from black trellis frameworks. The shapes of the flowers remain simple, but display a fluidity of line and aesthetic feeling typical of Mughal design. By contrast, the flowers carved in relief are well-observed, detailed depictions ofIndian flowers.
ARCHES AND SYMMETRY AT THE TAJ MAHAL The design of the Taj Mahal is dominated by a series of grids. Where the primary shape is a pointed arch within a rectangle. This motif is employed on all scales at the complex, providing a sense of architectural unity throughout. Pointed arches within a rectangular frame also form the iwans, or large recessed portals, that dominatethe
STONES AND MARBLES OF THE TAJ MAHAL Inlaid marbles and gemstones decorate the mausoleum itself. The more extravagant of these richly colored stones include orange carnelian, multi-colored agates and chalcedonies, blue lapis lazuli, bloodstone and garnet. Many of the stones used would have been taken from the vast Mughal treasury. Jean-Baptiste Tavernier, a French jeweller and ISLAMIC DECORATIVE SCHEMES The decorative scheme of the Taj Mahal complex follows the Islamic tradition of combining calligraphic, floral and abstract geometric motifs. Three types of media are used to create these patterns: stone carving in high relief, painted stucco and inlaid hard stone. When compared with contemporary European decoration there is a noticeablelack
PARCHIN KARI
The term parchin Kari can be used to refer to the skilled inlaying of gemstones into white marble on a small and detailed scale. At the Taj, the technique is used most spectacularly to depict well observed blooms and flowering plants. Stones were crafted using a moving metal wheel as an abrasive surface. Patterns were drawn out on the white THE DECORATIVE GULDASTAS (PINNACLES) The slim flower topped pinnacles or guldastas, which extend from shafts on the exterior of the Taj Mahal compound, are a pre-Mughal composite borrowed from the Lodi and Sayed periods dating back to 1414. Their primary use is decorative. They are seen flanking the broad curvature of the domes to accentuate the roundness and add asense of height
EXPLORE TAJ MAHAL
The Inspiration of the Taj Mahal ISLAMIC DECORATIVE SCHEMES The decorative scheme of the Taj Mahal complex follows the Islamic tradition of combining calligraphic, floral and abstract geometric motifs. Three types of media are used to create these patterns: stone carving in high relief, painted stucco and inlaid hard stone. When compared with contemporary European decoration there is a noticeablelack
FEATURES OF THE PARADISE GARDEN Designed primarily as gardens of Paradise, fruit trees were planted to provide a prolific harvest from within the walls, which contributed towards the upkeep of the Taj Mahal. The first Mughal Emperor and connoisseur of gardens, Babar, once described the mango tree, symbol of life and fertility, as the best fruit to grow in Hindustan and itis
EXPLORE THE TAJ MAHAL Explore the Taj Mahal is the third in a series of 'World Heritage Explorer series' web sites. The London-based company has employed a technique it has developed over ten years called Virtual Travel ®, based on proprietary photographic techniques, Macromedia THE MOSQUE - EXPLORE THE TAJ MAHAL The Mosque or Masjid, which stands to, the west of the Taj Mahal is reported to have been built by Isa Muhammed and plays an integral part in the overall design. It is made from red sandstone and measures 210 feet in length and 90 feet in width and is raised on a slight plinth. The exterior possesses one dominant portalTHE RIVER YAMUNA
The River Yamuna, linked to the sacred river Ganges, meanders through Agra passing many Mughal sites of special interest including Chini-ka Rauza and Itimad-ud-Daulah. The Taj Mahal and most of the thriving city is located on the west bank of the river which played an important role in the development and construction of the Taj Mahal,and
HASHT BIHISHT AND THE CENTRAL CHAMBER The central chamber of the mausoleum is an octagonal room. It is flanked on each wall by outer chambers that create a layout used frequently in Mughal architecture. This layout, referred to as the 'hasht bihisht', a nine-fold plan, was derived from Persian architectural precedents. Two recessed arches on two stories defineeach of the white
THE FORECOURT AND TAJ GANJ The area directly outside of the forecourt is known today as Taj Ganj. It was once a large teeming bazaar with stalls containing gems and other luxuries. It is reputed that it was here that the young Shah Jahan first met Mumtaz Mahal whilst admiring jewels on her stall, which is why this space is THE DECORATIVE GULDASTAS (PINNACLES) The slim flower topped pinnacles or guldastas, which extend from shafts on the exterior of the Taj Mahal compound, are a pre-Mughal composite borrowed from the Lodi and Sayed periods dating back to 1414. Their primary use is decorative. They are seen flanking the broad curvature of the domes to accentuate the roundness and add asense of height
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