Divrigi Ulu Cami - Sivas
Divriği Great Mosque and Hospital is an ornately decorated mosque and hospital complex built in 1228–1229 by the local dynasty of the Mengujekids in the small Anatolian town of Divriği, now in Sivas Province, Turkey. The complex is located in the upper town, below the citadel.
Divrigi Ulu Cami | Lilly of Life merged
Divrigi Ulu Cami | Lilly of Life, Original pattern details
Divrigi Ulu Cami | Lilly of Life, Original pattern
Divrigi Ulu Cami | Lilly of Life merged
Divrigi Ulu Cami | Collage of a Moon and Lilly of Life
The T-Pillar
The interior of the hospital, which is next to the cami, consists of rooms and iwans placed around a covered courtyard with a small pool in the center. The hospital has a second story on its southern side which is reached by a staircase just inside the entrance. One of the rooms of the hospital was dedicated to serve as a dynastic tomb chamber. 
Divrigi Ulu Cami | T-Ornament, Analysis and Construction
Divrigi Ulu Cami | T-Ornament playful approach to other design variations, Original pattern
Divrigi Ulu Cami | T-Ornament, Original pattern
Moon Flowers
Different in design from the north portal of the mosque, the hospital portal is framed by a monumental pointed arch and features a window in the center. The stone carving here is of the same quality as the main mosque portal but is less dense and appears, in certain places, to be unfinished.
Divrigi Ulu Cami | Moon, Digital Scan
Divrigi Ulu Cami | Flower, Digital Scan
Divrigi Ulu Cami | Moon Flower, Digital Composition
The Mihrab
The Mihrab, framed by two mighty bulges, is spatially related to the north portal and adopts some of the decorative forms from there, such as the complex capitals projecting at the lateral edges.
Divrigi Ulu Cami | Onament and Script, Digital Collage
Divrigi Ulu Cami | Onament and Script, Digital Collage