Gaybi Cami

Tokat center Sulusokak mah. A historical mosque Ottoman architecture is a wooden worship house

The mosque is square planned. The main place of worship is the entrance through the wooden double door. The square wooden ceiling is covered with a roof covered with tile. The roof ends with wide eaves. In the south there are mihrab in the half-cylindrical niche, and the wooden pulpit next to the mihrab. The minaret rising in the northwest corner was built with rubble stone material. There are two stone bracelets with a square base and a cylindrical body. The lower part of the iron railing is decorated with hedgehog motifs. The minaret ends with a lead-covered conical cone. The mudbrick fill is placed on the stone foundation between the wooden walls and the walls of the walls. The decoration is seen only in the mihrab. In the square forms surrounding the mihrab, apple motifs and leaves developing around this motif are present. Next to this border, stylized tulip and carnation motifs are made in the form of a waterway. Motifs are used in vivid colors such as red, pink, blue and purple. It is open to worship.