Légende
Oil lamp, Islamic art, Arabic culture, household ceramics, Arabic pottery, oil lamp, geometric ornament, Arabic inscriptions; decorated with geometric patterns over the entire surface, inside the ring of the baraka foot. Yellow clay, formed from two molds joined together; impressed decorations. Almond-shaped lamp misbah zajti with a conical handle; closed form. Upper part decorated with arched lines forming a palmette-shaped composition below the olive opening; sides of the arms decorated with fine lines. On the bottom, within the foot, appears the word baraka grace, blessing. Remaining surface of the bottom decorated with chevron and grid patterns. Classified as type A according to W. Kubiak's typology for Al-Fustat M. Redlak. Date: 8th–10th century. Possible origin: Syria or Palestine. Dimensions: height 3.4 cm; length 10.7 cm; width 6.9 cm., An oval, boat-shaped clay object in beige and light tan tones with darker brown-gray shading and weathered spots rests against a pale gray background; its surface shows concentric raised ridges and carved linear patterns with repeating short diagonal incisions and curving motifs around a central, irregular oval opening that reveals a dark interior, and a small raised nub is visible near one end.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26A19_226
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
67.0Mo (1.3Mo) / 47.4cm x 35.4cm / 5604 x 4179 (300dpi)