Tin-glazed bowl from the 9th-11th century. Slip painting or carving were the ideal methods of inscribing medieval pottery to keep the sharpness of the design

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Identifier	SLI 1254
URI	http://hdl.handle.net/10576/29254
Collection	Visual encyclopaedia of Islamic civilization. Slide DS36.85 .Y68 2000 v.2. 32713002912095.
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Subject	Tin-glazed bowl Slip painting carving sharpness
Title	Tin-glazed bowl from the 9th-11th century. Slip painting or carving were the ideal methods of inscribing medieval pottery to keep the sharpness of the design
Type	Image
Volume Number	2
dc.country	Syria