A low-angle exterior view captures a historic stone building in Mtskheta, Georgia, beneath a bright blue sky partially obscured by white cumulus clouds

A low-angle exterior view captures a historic stone building in Mtskheta, Georgia, beneath a bright blue sky partially obscured by white cumulus clouds. The structure is constructed from large, irregularly shaped, tan-brown stone blocks, exhibiting significant weathering, erosion, and localized discoloration. The visible portion of the building presents an angular, multi-faceted facade, tapering upwards towards an implied octagonal dome base, crowned by a dark roof edge. Multiple narrow, tall, arched windows with dark grilles or tracery are recessed into the stone walls, some framed by larger arched niches. Architectural relief carvings are evident on the upper sections of the stonework. The building rests upon a visible foundation of larger, squarer stone blocks at its base. A narrow strip of sparse, dry grass is visible immediately in front of the structure. No individuals, objects, actions, or interactions are present in the scene.