Photo Hunt #32: Four
A four-poster bed is on display at the ruins in Sonargaon, the ancient capital of Isa Khan's Bengal kingdom.
January 2008, Sonargaon-Panam City, Bangladesh.
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Beautiful antique bed. With the canopy over it like that it reminds me of that Doris Day movie... can't think of the name of it.
ReplyDeleteI've always wanted a 4-poster bed but my bedroom's too small for it. :(
ReplyDeleteBeautifully captured, historic piece. There is always something so impressive and romantic in the old four poster beds.
ReplyDeleteI'm already loving this theme. A four-poster bed never crossed my mind. That's a very cool and unique one. Happy weekend to you.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great bed and take on the theme. That's one I wouldn't have thought of even though I have a four poster bed.
ReplyDeleteGreat find and shot Maria, I really do need to go and lie down!!
ReplyDeleteThat's fascinating!! wonderful shot and take on the theme!!
ReplyDeleteVery creative and a nice shot!
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend.
I'm a fan of four-poster beds! This is lovely.
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It's beautiful! Great pic, and perfect for the theme :)
ReplyDeleteI've seen 4 poster beds in antiques houses here. Remnants of the Spanish era. Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteIt doesn't look like a very comfy bed! I would love a four-poster though.
ReplyDeleteOh what beautiful bed - reminiscent of days gone by! Enjoy your weekend.
ReplyDeleteLooks very nice, but I would never sleep in it!
ReplyDeletenice bed, wow
ReplyDeleteLooks really grand and I can actually imagine royalty on that bed having a rest.
ReplyDeleteoooo what a great idea for the theme. :) love it. such a pretty bed.
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Oh that looks pretty bed and Corey is right just like a royal...Happy weekend.
ReplyDeleteand i wonder if they always used the bed up on bricks ;-) Great find!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. Four poster bed. I'd never have thought of that... great photo!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful bed. And wow re the grand manner in which it has been exhibited! :b
ReplyDeleteA four poster bed, how unique. Certainly fits the 'four' theme!
ReplyDeleteThe bed look so beautiful and antique.
ReplyDeleteVery attractive photograph, Maria!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend :-)
I love that bed! I wish I had one like it!
ReplyDeletean unexpected entry and very interesting
ReplyDeleteA superb piece of collection. Very well captured Maria!
ReplyDeleteIs that ever nice! Great four.
ReplyDeleteNot too much privacy there for the Sultan and his family.
ReplyDeleteThat is a wonderful scene to see and get to shoot.
ReplyDeleteWhat a magnificent bed! One would need a stool or stairs to hit the sack!
Now, that is a bed fit for a queen!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to visit ! It seems really interresting !
ReplyDeleteit's beautiful photo for this week theme. Here's mine
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Just right for a royal repose. I invite you to come see my backcountry take on four. - Margy
ReplyDeleteOh, I love 4-poster beds!! Someday I'll have a bedroom big enough to have one.
ReplyDeleteMine is up over at Flo's Place
Such sharp detail. you are quite a traveller :-)
ReplyDeleteThat's quite the bed.
ReplyDeleteThat's the bed o a rich man (or woman). We have our own version of four-poster bed here in the Philippines which antique collectors call as "Ah Tay".
ReplyDeleteamazing bed!! nice shot
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What a great idea for the "four" theme! I always wanted a four poster bed!
ReplyDeleteIt's a great looking antique bed.
ReplyDeleteif all the bed will be as big as that, i wonder how the houses will look like there.
ReplyDeletebut ive seen some old beds here in the philippines with a cover but not as big as this one. good that they preserved it.
I presume historic rulers have used this precious relic from the past. Great that they preserved it :)
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