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'''Sunehri Kothi''' (Mansion of Gold) is a magnificent hall in the city of [[Tonk, India|Tonk]] in the Indian state of [[Rajasthan]].<br />
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The hall is within the old palace complex, whose walls and ceilings are one sumptuous expanse of enamel mirror-work, gilt and painted glass illuminated through stained-glass windows from Belgium. The entire effect is that of an exquisite piece of enamel jewellery blown up to the size of a hall.<br />
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It was built by Nawab [[Mohammed Ibrahim Ali Khan]] (1867-1930), the [[Nawab of Tonk]], for poetry recitals, dance and music.<br />
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[[Category:Tourist attractions in Tonk district]]<br />
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