Muinainen Egypti, kopti Liinavaatteet Tekstiilifragmentti. 6. vuosisadalla jKr. 18 cm korkeus. Espanjan vientilisenssi.

Textile fragment.

Ancient Egypt, Coptic, 6th century AD.

Linen.

18 cm height 13 cm length. Frame: 30.5 x 30.5 cm.

PROVENANCE: Private collection, Germany. 1970.

DOCUMENTS: Provided of a certificate of authenticity and export license by the Ministry of Culture.

CONDITION: Good condition.

DESCRIPTION:

Many examples of Coptic textiles are preserved, thanks to the custom of including them in funeral trousseau and to the dryness of Egyptian tombs. They are woolen or linen fabrics, in red, blue, yellow, green, purple, black and brown, obtained from blonde, indigo, glastum, saffron, Tyrian purple and carmine.

The first looms were horizontal, and over time vertical ones were introduced. The basic garment was the tunic, which became the dalmatic. Some were woven in one piece and decorated with clavi, a decoration imported from Rome. Some beautiful examples of textiles are exhibited in museums around the world, and the largest collection is in the Coptic Museum in Cairo.

Tens of thousands of colored fragments are part of the collection of many museums, especially after 1889, when the French archaeologist Albert Gayet published a catalog of Coptic art, and the first exhibition of Coptic monuments was held at the Bulaq Museum.






Notes:

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