Kabud Gonbad Mosque

Iran


The beautiful blue dome with yellow patterning that's easily spied from the Ethnology Museum steps belongs to the Kabud Gonbad Mosque. Originally Seljuk, it was thoroughly remodelled in 1747 and later again by the Qajars. Significant fragments of yellow-and-blue tiling remain on the four iwans.


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