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In page Wazir Khan Mosque:
"Unlike the contemporary Shah Jahan Mosque in Sindh, the interior walls of Wazir Khan Mosque are plastered and adorned with highly detailed buon frescoes[1] The interior decorative style is unique for Mughal-era mosques,[2] as it combines imperial Mughal elements with local Punjabi decorative styles.[3] The main prayer hall contains a square pavilion over which the mosque's largest dome rests - a Persian form known as Char Taq.[4] The underside of the dome feature frescoes depicting trees in pairs, pitchers of wine, and platters of fruit, which are an allusion to the Islamic concept of Paradise.[5]
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