Ottoman-egyptian prayer rug, 16th century. It shows the immediate contact between Egypt and Ottoman-turkish tradition: green and red are mamluke (egyptian), white and yellow and floral design are ottoman
| Available date | 2022-03-09T10:04:06Z |
| Identifier | SLI 940 |
| Language | en |
| Collection | Visual encyclopaedia of Islamic civilization. Slide DS36.85 .Y68 2000 v.2. 32713002912095. |
| License rights | For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. Publication and/or broadcast in any form requires permission from the copyright holder (if any) and University of Qatar. |
| Subject | Ottoman-egyptian prayer rug Egypt Ottoman turkish mamluke egyptian floral design |
| Type | Image |
| Volume Number | 2 |
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