Ornate Carved Ceiling and Traditional Tiles

*Visit these other AFESD Web Sites:* AFESD Official Web Site Arab Organizations Headquarters Building El Suhaymi House	The suspended carved wood ceiling, ornately carved doorways and screens, and traditional Arabesque tiles on the walls are typical of the Mamluk style. Doors and cabinets demonstrate the splendid craft of interlocking wooden joinery.
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