Nov 17, 2025
Amulet Box. Fatimid Egypt, 11th to 12th Century CE.
The Aga Khan Museum.
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Amulet Box. Fatimid Egypt, 11th to 12th Century CE.
The Aga Khan Museum.
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Fragment of a Tiraz-style textile, produced in Fatimid Egypt ca. 1080-1100. Tiraz armbands, often embroidered with threads of precious metal and including Arabic inscriptions, were presented as gifts to high-ranking supporters of the Caliphate; as an important luxury commodity, they were heavily regulated by the state.
Dimensions: 7 cm (2.8 in) high x 21.6 cm (8.5 in) long. Now in the Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, OH, USA. Photo credit: Cleveland Museum of Art.
Plaque with a figural scene depicting a running man with his dog, Fatimid Egyptian (c. 11th-13th century CE), elephant ivory, 7.3x8.2x0.9cm
currently in the collection of the Walters Art Museum (Baltimore, Maryland), accession no. 71.562
Imperial Byzantine Kataphraktoi crushing Fatimids, 995.
by Giuseppe Rava
Fatimid, Egypt, Bowl Depicting a Running Hare, 11th c. x
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Fatimid Egyptian gold earrings in the shape of lions and birds; similar earrings were produced in Fatimid Syria.
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Fragment of a dish, made in Egypt or Syria, 12th century (Fatimid dynasty). British Museum