@architectand.designn: Can you guess where this place is? . . . . Nasir al-Mulk Mosque is one of #Iran’s most distinctive architectural works, recognised for its controlled use of light and colour. Completed in 1888 in #Shiraz during the Qajar era, the mosque combines stained-glass windows, rose-toned tilework, and precise craftsmanship rarely seen in Persian religious #architecture. Each morning, sunlight passes through the coloured glass and turns the vaulted prayer hall into a shifting field of patterns and reflections. Its geometry, material detailing, and bold chromatic identity create an atmosphere that feels both rooted in tradition and visually current. 📸: #architectanddesign #tiktokencyclopediacontest