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1425-1475 (made)
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Tile of earthenware decorated with coloured glazes in the 'cuerda seca' technique, and with low-fired red enamel and gilded. Hexagonal in shape with two sides shorter than the rest, and with white arabesques leaves enclosing a gilt rosette with red outlines on a blue ground. Details in turquoise.
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Materials and techniques | Earthenware with coloured glazes in the 'cuerda seca' technique, with low-fired red enamel and gilded |
Brief description | Tile of earthenware decorated with glazes in the 'cuerda seca' technique, and with low-fired enamel and gilded, Iran, mid-15th century. |
Physical description | Tile of earthenware decorated with coloured glazes in the 'cuerda seca' technique, and with low-fired red enamel and gilded. Hexagonal in shape with two sides shorter than the rest, and with white arabesques leaves enclosing a gilt rosette with red outlines on a blue ground. Details in turquoise. |
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Object history | Part of a set of eight tiles C.9 to G-1959. |
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Accession number | C.9B-1959 |
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Record created | June 24, 2009 |
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