The "Gates of Paradise" is a pair of bronze doors created by the Italian artist Lorenzo Ghiberti for the Florence Baptistery in Italy. Completed in 1452, these doors are renowned for their intricate relief sculptures that depict scenes from the Old Testament. The doors are celebrated for their artistic detail and innovative use of perspective. The name "Gates of Paradise" was given by the famous artist Michelangelo, who admired their beauty. The doors consist of ten panels, each illustrating a biblical story, showcasing Ghiberti's skill in capturing human emotion and movement. They are considered a masterpiece of the Renaissance period.