gilded (Dhahhabahu); decorated (raṣṣaʿahu)
Anatolia
14th Century
Source: Manuscripts from Chapter Two, Three, and Four, pp. 349-368
Recipe Details
Ingredients
gold (Dhahhabahu)
Preparation Steps
The manuscript was 'gilded' (Dhahhabahu) and 'decorated' (raṣṣaʿahu) by the artisan Yaʿqūb ibn Ghāzī al-Qūnawī (p. 350).
Original Recipe Text
The manuscript was 'gilded' (Dhahhabahu) and 'decorated' (raṣṣaʿahu) by the artisan Yaʿqūb ibn Ghāzī al-Qūnawī (p. 350).
Evidence
"Yaʿqūb son of Ghāzī of Konya gilded and decorated it, may Allāh, may He be exalted, make him prosper."
Remarks
This colophon provides the name of a specific artisan responsible for the application of gold in early 14th-century Konya (714/1314-15).
Scientific Analysis
Chemical CompositionAu
Certainty Level
Inferred
Instrumentally Verified
Not Verified
Metadata
Material Type
pigment
ColorGold
RegionAnatolia
Approx. Year1350
Source Information
AuthorManuscripts from Chapter Two, Three, and Four, pp. 349-368
CollectionKonya
Language
N/A
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