Sheesh mahal jaipur

He Stood Alone in Room Full of Mirrors. A million faces stared right into his eyes. A million hands he saw next to his own. But only he knew that he was standing in a room full of mirrors. Alone. Reflection is never a company. Even if its a million you, its never a company. Its only You. Just You.

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This is at Sheesh mahal - meaning the palace of mirrors at Amber palace near Jaipur. Read my travelog on this - traveholic.blogspot.com/2005/12/magnificent-forts-of-jaip...

Sheesh mahal also known as mirror palace is the magnificent piece of architecture built with beautiful precious stones and glass and with beautiful handmade paintings. Sheesh mahal is the most popular and beautiful part of Amer Fort. It is situated in Amer, Jaipur.

Amer fort , Jaipur

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The mirror is the worst judge of true beauty. Sheesh Mahal, Amer Fort, Jaipur, Rajasthan. ©Amit Pasicha

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Sheesh Mahal, Mehrangarh Fort

mirror inlay detail from Sheesh Mahal (Amber fort, Jaipur)

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Fret work screen, Amber Fort, Jaipur.

The Hall of Mirrors at Mehrangarh Fort is quite small and was probably used for private devotion. It is said that the Mughals used created mosaics out of the mirror work, but the pieces in this room are large and rectangular. Unlike the one in Amber Fort, this room is smaller in stature and receives less natural light.