This is one of the best examples in Seville of Mudéjar architecture, which is a combination of Christian and Muslim styles. When it was built in the second half of the 15th century, its purpose was to connect the already existing spaces, Despite its small size, the elegant proportions create a composition of unique beauty. The materials used in its construction, including roof tiles, glazed tiling in the galleries, red brick and the white marble columns with bell-shaped capitals are equally interesting, and show the influence of the Nasrids, the dynasty that built the Alhambra in Granada.