ink
Qatar
19th Century
Source: Basodan, Z. (2024). Chapter 5: Field trips and Exhibition as Methods of Collecting Visual and Creative Data. PhD Thesis.
Recipe Details
Ingredients
ink
Preparation Steps
The document is a historical hajj certificate used as a reference for modern interactive versions at the Islamic Art Biennale (p. 192). It was produced using ink and opaque pigments to detail pilgrimage locations and the effort invested in the journey (p. 192).
Original Recipe Text
The document is a historical hajj certificate used as a reference for modern interactive versions at the Islamic Art Biennale (p. 192). It was produced using ink and opaque pigments to detail pilgrimage locations and the effort invested in the journey (p. 192).
Evidence
"Hajj certificate, painted by Efendi Daghestani, 1808, ink opaque pigments, gold on paper"
Remarks
This specific certificate was painted by Efendi Daghestani in 1808 (p. 192, Fig 140). It illustrates the importance of documenting sacred events for individuals (p. 192).
Scientific Analysis
Certainty Level
Inferred
Instrumentally Verified
Not Verified
Metadata
Material Type
ink
RegionQatar
Approx. Year1850
Source Information
AuthorBasodan, Z.
CollectionMuseum of Islamic Art, Doha, Qatar
Language
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