English: Damadi Masjid was built in 1568 in Deccan style, in contrast to the then popular Nizam Shah buildings. The Deccan style recognized with intricate stone carvings, single storied structure has an impressive fade of three arches supported on carved piers. The name comes from damdis, the then currency of the smallest denomination that was contributed by people building this mosque.
The floor is built as a reflection of the roof inside the mosque. Each stone on the floor appears as the replica of the stone on the roof hence the reflection.
Sadly though this beautiful sculpture now stands in the middle of nowhere.
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