Ksiaz Castle Gallery



 

The interiors in the Ksiaz Castle


Black Courtyard Overlooked by windows of conrad's room and hunters' hall. The Surrounding walls are decorated in the Neo-Renaissance style. The wall bearing the coats of arms of the castle's previous loards is a major tourist attraction. In the middle of the top row is the Piast eagle of the castle's founder, Duke Bolko I of Swidnica and Jawor.On the sides are the coats of arms of Bohemian kings from the House of Luxemburg (on the left) and the Bohemian and Hungarian line of the of the House of Habsburg (on the right). In the bottom row (left to right) are the coats of arms of King George of Podebrad, King Matthias Corvinus of Hungary, the Hochberg family (the castle's last lords), King Vladislav the Jagiellonean, and the Austrian branch of the Hapsburgs. Also worthy of attention is a well casing with water drawing equipment. 
Chinese Room
Visitors entering the room first of all admire the magnificent crystal glass chandelier drawnfrom beautiful colorured glass. It comes probably from Murano near Venice. The ceiling and walls are covered a delicate stucco decoration. The Baroque fireplace of red marble is original. The interesting textiles covering the side wall are modern: their Oriental imagery gives the room its present name.