There are four doors in the Pitam Niwas courtyard at the City Palace, each of which is a work of art.
The most famous of them is the Peacock Door, dedicated to Vishnu.
Here's a closer look at the carved peacocks above the door:
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Photo credit: Thomas Hart |
The other doors are also beautiful: this one is called the Lotus Gate and is dedicated to Shiva and Parvati.
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Photo credit: Thomas Hart |
My favourite is the Green Gate, dedicated to Ganesh: it is not as ornate as the others but the colour and graded texture created by shades of green is just wow.
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Photo credit: Wikimedia Commons |
And here is the last one, the Rose Gate dedicated to the Goddess:
Each one is a gem, don't you think?
these beautiful doors were recently featured in the women's clothing catalogue www.anthropologie.com
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