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Kaman Chhatta Bazaar

unknown (Indian (South Asian))
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Alternative Titles
Kaman Chatta Bazaar
Kaman Gatta Bazar
URI
http://hdl.handle.net/1721.3/21602
Date
1680-1689
Description
Dating from the 1680s, the Kaman or arch of Chhatta Bazaar spans Diwan Dewdi in the south to Lakkad Kot in the north. The Nawbat Khanah, “drum room,” on the roof of the arch has three fine wooden windows opening on east and west. The room was used for beating drums signaling arrival and departure of dignitaries in the Qutb Shahi and the Nizams’ era.
 
general view, view from west, 1975
 
Type of Work
Arch; Bazaar
Subject
Arches, Gates, Bazaars (Markets), Islamic cities and towns, Architecture, Islamic --India, Hyderabad (India), Qutb Shahi dynasty, Deccan (India)
Rights
(c) Hans Winterberg
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