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A set of three en:Mamluk era en:Syrian-blown glassware vessels from the 14th century, complete with enamel and gilding decorations and calligraphic writing. The central four-handled vase shown has a formidable international history: it was crafted sometime between 1325 to 1350 for the presiding sultan of the en:Rasulid Dynasty in en:Yemen, which ruled southern Arabia from 1229 to 1454. This particular vase created in Syria under the Mamluks was aimed to please the Rasulids, as it displays the characteristic five-petal rosettes associated with the Rasulids. The Rasulids Dynasty was a seapower in the Indian Ocean, largelly controlling sailed routes from East Asia to Africa. With contacts in East Asia, this vase eventually wound up in en:China, either arriving as a gift or brought back by a Chinese envoy visiting Yemen. From the Freer and Sackler Galleries of Washington D.C.
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| Date | 4 August 2007 (original upload date) |
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| Author | PericlesofAthens at English Wikipedia |
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- 2007-08-04 10:59 PericlesofAthens 840×672×8 (91218 bytes) A set of three [[Mamluk]] era [[Syria]]n-blown glassware vessels from the 14th century, complete with enamel and gilding decorations and calligraphic writing. The central four-handled vase shown has a formidable international history: it was crafted some
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