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Description	Carvings on the wall of Jameh Mosque, Isfahan.
Source	Flickr
Date	19 May 2006
Author	Abbas Rahbar
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• User:Marmoulak/Gallery
• Jamé Mosque of Isfahan
• Khorasani style (Iranian architecture)

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