Onion domes are primarily associated with Russian architecture, especially in the context of Orthodox churches. These distinctive, bulbous domes are often painted in bright colors and are a hallmark of the country's architectural style, notably seen in landmarks like St. Basil's Cathedral in Moscow. While other countries with Eastern Orthodox traditions may also feature similar domes, Russia is the most recognized for this architectural element.
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In Russia :)
the Islams made the first onion dome in the time of the golden age
The bright, colorful, onion domes.
They are also known as cupolas. Hope that helps!
I took a look at my photo of it that I took in 08 and it has 2 towers and 8 onion domes of various sizes.
They have characteristic rounded or onion domes.
The fortress in Moscow known for its iconic onion-domed churches is the Kremlin. This historic fortified complex features several notable churches, including the Cathedral of the Assumption and the Cathedral of the Archangel. The Kremlin serves as the political and historical heart of Russia, showcasing stunning architecture that reflects the country’s rich heritage. Its distinctive onion domes have become a symbol of Russian architecture.
Spain bit obvious 'spanish' onion
It's made with a little bit of gold, but mostly wood, stone, and brick. The domes originally were helmet-shaped cupolas, but after a fire in 1583 they were replaced by ribbed or faceted onion domes. It is only since 1670 that the domes have been painted many colors; at one time St. Basil's was white with golden domes.
eco domes are domes that are eco
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