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Folio from the "Blue Qur'an", Gold and silver on indigo-dyed parchment
second half 9th–mid-10th century
Bifolium from the "Nurse's Qur'an" (Mushaf al-Hadina), Ink, opaque watercolor, and gold on parchment
ca. 410 AH/1019–20 CE
Rock Crystal Dish in the Form of a Temple, Rock crystal, North African (Carthage)
North African (Carthage)
3rd–5th century
Rock crystal Statuette of a Lion, Rock crystal, North African (Carthage)
North African (Carthage)
3rd–4th century
Jacket, Wool, silk
first quarter 20th century
Abaya, Wool, metal wrapped thread; embroidered
1800–1941
Tunic (Jebba), Wool, metal wrapped thread; embroidered
early 20th century
Wedding Ensemble, Silk, metal wrapped thread; embroidered
early 20th century
Powder Flask, Leather, textile, Tunisian
Tunisian
18th–19th century
Saddle, Pair of Stirrups, Bridle and Trappings, Wood, pigskin, rawhide, iron, felt, calfskin, cowhide, velvet, gold, silver, wool, Tunisian
Tunisian
ca. 1860
Woman's Mantle (Moucht'îya), Wool, cotton, dyes, El Djem
El Djem
20th century
Hanging, Silk; damask weave, joined
18th century
Headcovering, Silk; basket weave
19th century
Headcovering, Silk; basket weave
19th century
Lamp, Earthenware; molded
3rd–7th century
Tile, Stonepaste; glazed
14th–15th century
Tile, Stonepaste; glazed
14th–15th century
Tile, Stonepaste; glazed
14th–15th century
Tile, Stonepaste; glazed
14th–15th century
Lamp with the Three Hebrews before Nebuchadnezzar, Earthenware; molded
5th–6th century
Fibula, Silver
first half 20th century
Fibula, Silver
19th–first half 20th century
Cap, Cotton, leather, metal wrapped thread; embroidered
early 20th century
Bakhnug Shawl, Loom-woven plain weave cloth in wool with fine geometric pattern brocaded possibly in cotton; finished with warp-twisted fringes.
mid-20th century
Bakhnug Shawl, Loom-woven plain weave cloth in wool with find geometric pattern brocaded possibly in cotton; finished with warp-twisted fringes.
mid-20th century
Ajar (Veil) or Bakhnug (Shawl), Loom-woven plain weave cloth in wool brocaded with fine geometric pattern; finished with warp-twisted fringes
mid-20th century
Bakhnug Shawl, Loom-woven plain weave cloth in wool with fine geometric pattern brocaded possibly in cotton; finished with warp-twisted fringes
1970s
Ensemble, Silk; woven and trimmed with silk braid appliqué
ca. 1955
Plastron (Collar) from a Tunic, Metal wrapped thread, wool, glass; embroidered
19th century
Veil, Silk
1800–1940
Wedding Ensemble, Silk, metal wrapped thread; embroidered
first half 20th century
Wedding Tunic (Jebba), Cotton, metal wrapped thread, sequins; embroidered
early 20th century
Wedding Tunic and Ensemble, Cotton, velvet, metal wrapped thread
late 19th century
Wedding Tunic (Jebba), Cotton, silk, metal wrapped thread; embroidered
20th century
Tunic (Jebba), Cotton, silk, metal wrapped thread, synthetic; embroidered
20th century
Tunic (Jebba), Silk, cotton, metal wrapped thread; embroidered
20th century
Mwasma Wedding Tunic, Cotton, silk, wool, metal wrapped thread; embroidered
19th–20th century
Vest, Silk, cotton, wool, metal wrapped thread; embroidered
20th century
Vest, Silk, cotton, metal wrapped thread, wool; embroidered
20th century
Wedding Tunic (Jebba), Silk, cotton, metal wrapped thread, sequins; embroidered
late 19th–early 20th century
Wedding Ensemble, Metal wrapped thread, silk, cotton; embroidered
late 19th–early 20th century
Two Reverse Glass Paintings: Abdallah and al-Yamina on a Horse; Two Horsemen, Painted on glass
possibly 1950s–60s

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