ink

Egypt
10th Century
Source: Aga Khan Museum, Toronto (AKM 508)
Recipe Details

Preparation Steps

The prayers were executed with a block print or die (tarsh) (p. 43). The paper amulet was reduced in size through the process of folding, the crease lines forming a lattice pattern (p. 43).

Original Recipe Text

The prayers were executed with a block print or die (tarsh) (p. 43). The paper amulet was reduced in size through the process of folding, the crease lines forming a lattice pattern (p. 43).

Evidence

"block printed amulet made in Egypt during the tenth or eleventh century (fig.23)"

Remarks

This tiny ‘carry-on package’ most likely remained sealed shut within a lead case imprinted with surat al-Ikhlas (p. 43). The text includes legible Qur’anic verses and calls to God as the supreme intercessor (p. 43).

Scientific Analysis
Certainty Level
Inferred
Instrumentally Verified
Not Verified
Metadata
Material Type
ink
Paper Typepaper
RegionEgypt
Approx. Year950
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