Located in the picturesque region of Sheki, the Palace of the Sheki Khans is one of the most brilliant examples of 18th-century Azerbaijani architecture. One of the particularly striking features of the palace is its windows, crafted using the unique "shebeke" technique—handmade without the use of any glue or nails. These stained-glass windows consist of thousands of tiny details, forming delicate geometric patterns and creating a magical atmosphere as soft light filters through. The art of shebeke is living proof of the high craftsmanship and taste of Azerbaijani architects.