A weathered, double-leaf wooden door is centrally positioned within a grey stone facade in Damascus, Syria

A weathered, double-leaf wooden door is centrally positioned within a grey stone facade in Damascus, Syria. The door, appearing aged, exhibits a reddish-brown coloration and is heavily studded with numerous dome-shaped metal bosses and smaller rivets arranged in patterns, including stylized floral or geometric motifs across its upper-middle sections. Each door leaf features a prominent circular metal ring knocker/handle attached to an ornate base. The surrounding wall and door frame are constructed from rectangular grey stone blocks. To the right of the door, affixed to the stone wall, is a small blue rectangular plaque displaying the white numeral "9". Directly below it, a smaller, brass-colored rectangular fixture is visible. The scene is illuminated by strong directional sunlight, casting distinct diagonal shadows across the door and the left adjacent wall, including silhouettes resembling palm fronds.