Oriental Palace with Zinnias in the Garden
An Oriental palace faces a garden of zinnias, with layered roofs, columns, central doors, trees, and clouds around it.
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An Oriental Palace in a Zinnia Garden
The wide palace is shown from the front, with upturned, tiered roofs above a long colonnade. Double doors mark the center of the building. Large zinnia blooms fill the lower corners, while leafy tree crowns and billowing clouds rise behind the palace.
Curious Facts About Zinnias and Upturned Roofs
Zinnias are warm-season flowers that attract butterflies and other pollinating insects. Each flower head is actually made up of many small flowers arranged closely together. In several East Asian architectural traditions, curved roof edges help direct rainwater away from walls and also give important buildings their recognizable silhouette.
Colors Found in the Real World
- Zinnia petals: naturally occur in red, orange, yellow, pink, purple, white, and green varieties
- Zinnia centers: often yellow or golden, sometimes surrounded by darker inner petals
- Zinnia leaves and stems: medium to deep green
- Tree crowns: usually shades of green during the growing season
- Palace roofs and columns: historic examples may feature red, green, blue, gold, brown, white, or natural stone tones