Oil lamp, Islamic art, Arabic culture, Umayyad dynasty 661–750, Hisham II Umayyad caliph; 691–743, utility ceramics, Arabic ceramics, oil lamp used in everyday life in the Middle East, geometric ornament. Made of fine yellowish clay, modeled in a two-part mould; the upper part is decorated in relief with rosette motifs arranged symmetrically among delicate dots. The entire composition at the edge of the lamp is surrounded by an ornamental band filled with a chevron pattern. 7th–8th century, found at Khirbat al-Mafjar. Height 3.2 cm, width 6.9 cm, length 11.0 cm., A round, flattened stone object with a central circular hole and a small protrusion on one side, showing a rough, textured surface with carved patterns and incised markings; the object appears in shades of beige and light brown against a smooth gray background.
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Oil lamp, Islamic art, Arabic culture, Umayyad dynasty 661–750, Hisham II Umayyad caliph; 691–743, utility ceramics, Arabic ceramics, oil lamp used in everyday life in the Middle East, geometric ornament. Made of fine yellowish clay, modeled in a two-part mould; the upper part is decorated in relief with rosette motifs arranged symmetrically among delicate dots. The entire composition at the edge of the lamp is surrounded by an ornamental band filled with a chevron pattern. 7th–8th century, found at Khirbat al-Mafjar. Height 3.2 cm, width 6.9 cm, length 11.0 cm., A round, flattened stone object with a central circular hole and a small protrusion on one side, showing a rough, textured surface with carved patterns and incised markings; the object appears in shades of beige and light brown against a smooth gray background.

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Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A30_247

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

67.0Mo (1.5Mo) / 47.4cm x 35.4cm / 5604 x 4179 (300dpi)

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