Description

• The Mohamed Ali Mosque is one of Cairo’s most iconic historical landmarks. It was built by Mohamed Ali Pasha between 1830 and 1848 inside the Citadel of Saladin.
• The mosque was constructed in the Ottoman architectural style, inspired by the Sultan Ahmed Mosque in Istanbul. It is often called the Alabaster Mosque due to the extensive use of alabaster marble that covers much of its interior and exterior walls. Later rulers from the Mohamed Ali family completed additional finishing work.

• With 500 pieces, this puzzle offers a satisfying balance between challenge and relaxation. It is suitable for both beginners and experienced puzzle lovers who enjoy engaging with detailed scenes. As you assemble each piece, you gradually reveal the majestic structure of the mosque along with its rich architectural details, creating a sense of discovery and achievement with every step.

• The Mohamed Ali Mosque remains a symbol of Ottoman architecture in Egypt and a prominent monument reflecting the political and cultural transformation of the country during Mohamed Ali Pasha’s era.
• A tactile, elegant puzzle experience created for those who appreciate fine details and exceptional finishing.
• Very high-quality printing and rich materials.
• 500 strong and sturdy pieces that resist bending.
• Very well-cut and fully interlocking puzzle pieces.
• Colorful and durable.
• Puzzle Size: 47.5 x 32.5 cm when complete.
• • A tactile, elegant puzzle experience created for those who appreciate fine details and exceptional finishing.
  • Very high-quality printing and rich materials.
  • 500 strong and sturdy pieces that resist bending.
  • Very well-cut and fully interlocking puzzle pieces.
  • Colorful and durable.
  • Puzzle Size: 47.5 x 32.5 cm when complete.
  • SKU: IS-1601