The image displays a section of the Poi Kalyan Complex in Bukhara, Uzbekistan, under a clear blue sky

The image displays a section of the Poi Kalyan Complex in Bukhara, Uzbekistan, under a clear blue sky. The main subject on the left is the entrance portal (pishtaq) of the Mir-i-Arab Madrasah, a tall structure constructed from light-colored bricks, extensively covered in intricate geometric and calligraphic tilework primarily in shades of blue, turquoise, beige, and white. A large, rectangular panel of reflective blue and silver tiles is positioned at the top center of the portal. Below this, a deep, shadowed arched iwan serves as the main entrance, revealing an interior passage. Two wall-mounted lamps are visible within the iwan. On the paved ground immediately to the right of the madrasah's main archway, a small, white and blue miniature architectural model stands. To the right of the madrasah and partially in the background, the Kalyan Minaret rises; it is a tall, tapering cylindrical tower constructed from unadorned reddish-brown bricks, featuring distinct horizontal brick patterns and an octagonal lantern structure with arched openings at its summit. A lower section of the madrasah extends to the right, incorporating multiple arched arcades adorned with similar patterned tilework. The immediate foreground consists of a light-colored paved surface. No individuals, animals, or ongoing actions are depicted.