Sheki Shebeke Stained Lattice

The Palace of the Shaki Khans holds some five thousand small panes of coloured glass, each set into a dark walnut grille assembled without a single nail or drop of glue. Backlit against the dim interior halls, the shebeke windows glow as a kaleidoscope of deep cobalt, turquoise, ruby, emerald and ochre.

This design system translates that backlit mosaic into an interface language — a deep cobalt-blue glass field, turquoise as the signature note, jewel-toned panes that read as lit rather than painted, and fine walnut lattice bars dividing every coloured cell.

阿塞拜疆舍基汗王宫以“舍贝克”花窗闻名——约五千枚小块彩色玻璃嵌入深色胡桃木格栅，全凭榫卯咬合，不用一钉一胶。逆光望去，幽暗殿堂中的窗格如万花筒般发光：深钴蓝为底，绿松石为主调，红宝石、翡翠绿与赭金点缀其间。

本设计系统把这种透光镶嵌语言带入数字界面——深钴蓝玻璃底色、发光的宝石色玻璃格、精细的胡桃木窗棂线条，以及呼应伊斯兰几何星形格律的严整网格，让每个组件都像一扇被日光点亮的舍贝克花窗。