The Classic View of the Symbol of Love…The Taj in the Morning Fogs
Love in Perfect Symmetry, So Clear in the Water
Love Shining….In the SunShine….
Love Shining….in White Drapes!!!!….
Taj in The Evening Hues…
Marble Craved Art on the West Side DoorWay
Marble Craved Geometric Art
Marble Craved Star and Diamond Art
Marble Craved Hexagonal Pattern Art
Marble Craved Floral Art 
This black slab of stone was the throne of Jahangir (It would have been covered with cushions when it was actually in use). It was made in 1602 in Allahabad, where Jahangir (The Then Prince Salim) served as governor. When He became King in 1605, Jahangir had the throne brought to the Red Fort in Agra, where it still stands, although the palace that covered it no longer exists.
Persian lettering is accented and decorated by the floral motifs. The decoration around the side is actually an inscription in which Prince Salim referred to himself as the “Shah” and “Sultan”.