Mamluk Stone Architectural Fragment The surface displays a rich

The surface displays a rich

followed by references to Osiris and identifying the owner as a chantress of Amun

The figure displays a simplified human visage with incised almond-shaped eyes

understated mouth

Hairline crack on the spout otherwise intact

Mamluk Stone Architectural Fragment The surface displays a richMamluk Stone Architectural Fragment Egypt or the Levant, Mamluk Period, 12501517 CE Dimensions: 17" L 11 7 8" W 9 3 4" H This impressive carved stone architectural fragment dates to the Mamluk Period (12501517 CE), an era renowned for its monumental architecture and refined stone craftsmanship throughout Egypt and the Levant. Mamluk artisans adorned mosques, madrasas, palaces, and mausoleums with finely carved architectural elements, many of which