Which long-term weathering risk accelerates in the pietra dura inlay present on large Mughal-era structures?

💡 Explanation

Differential thermal expansion degrades pietra dura because varying coefficients cause stress fractures, therefore inlays detach rather than remaining intact, because rates of expansion in stone/inlay differ under changing temperatures.

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