The image displays the Mir-i-Arab Madrasah, situated within the Poi Kalyan Complex in Bukhara, Uzbekistan, under a bright, clear blue sky

The image displays the Mir-i-Arab Madrasah, situated within the Poi Kalyan Complex in Bukhara, Uzbekistan, under a bright, clear blue sky. The central subject is the monumental entrance portal (iwan) of the madrasah, which is extensively covered in intricate blue, white, and light-brown tile mosaics forming geometric and calligraphic patterns. A prominent horizontal band of darker blue tilework with white Arabic calligraphy spans the upper section of the iwan. The sun is visible as a bright, un-detailed white flare in the upper left sky, partially obscuring the top left corner of the structure. Below the main arch of the iwan, and standing directly in front, is a smaller, octagonal, domed structure, likely a tomb or shrine. This structure is constructed from light-colored brick or stone, featuring arched openings on its visible sides and decorated with relief patterns. Smaller arched entrances flank the main iwan on both its left and right sides. On the far left, partially obscured by an archway, a single individual dressed in light-colored clothing is visible, standing still. In the immediate foreground, a low brick retaining wall runs horizontally, topped with a green rope barrier strung between several slender metal stanchions, demarcating a paved or compacted ground area. No other people, actions, or interactions are clearly discernible.