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Decorative element with medallion; stylised human figures and plants

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題名

Decorative element with medallion; stylised human figures and plants (descriptive title)

Collection

textiles and carpets collection

Production

作者: 無名, Saqqara (Sakkara), 6th to 8th century

主題

Spätantike Stoffe

材料 | 手法

Measurements

縦幅: 10.7 cm
横幅: 10.5 cm

作品番号

T 426-2

Acquisition

purchase , 1883

Department

Textiles and Carpets Collection

Superordinated Object

woven textile fragment, Decorative element fragment; medallion and decorative band with human figure remnants and plants; blue, red, yellow, green, ecru

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21.09.2026

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