A horseshoe arch is an architectural feature characterized by its unique shape, which resembles a horseshoe. This type of arch curves outward at the base and then curves inward at the top, creating a wider opening. Horseshoe arches are often associated with Islamic and Moorish architecture, where they are commonly used in mosques and palaces. The design allows for greater height and can support intricate decorative elements. Horseshoe arches are visually striking and contribute to the overall aesthetic of buildings, often enhancing their grandeur and elegance.

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