soot ink, iron gall ink
Leiden
Source: Scheper, K. Multiplicity within the tradition. In Part Four of survey of Leiden University Library (UBL) collections.
Recipe Details
Ingredients
soot, iron gall
Evidence
"the same can be said of the use of soot ink, and even iron gall ink, or a mixture of both. Rubrication too is a common scribal technique, and is therefore not included, and although some coloured inks could perhaps offer slightly more information, technical analysis would be required, which was beyond the possibilities of the present study."
Remarks
The use of soot ink and iron gall ink is described as so universal in the Islamic world that the author determined they offer no clues to a manuscript's origin and thus were not systematically analyzed (p. 132).
Scientific Analysis
Analytical Techniques
visual observation
Certainty Level
Inferred
Instrumentally Verified
Not Verified
Metadata
Material Type
ink
Colorsoot
RegionLeiden
Source Information
AuthorScheper, K. Multiplicity within the tradition. In Part Four of survey of Leiden University Library
CollectionLeiden Arabic collection
Language
N/A
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