설교단의 문

이집트, 카이로

On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 450

설교단(민바르)은 계단의 최하부에 있고 이 계단을 통해 올라가는 연단으로 구성됩니다. 이 한 쌍의 문은 카이로의 아미르 사이프 알-딘 카슨의 모스크의 민바르 문이었을 것으로 추정합니다. 카이로에 있는 모스크 가구는 특히 맘루크 왕조시대(1250–1517년)에 정교한 구성의 다각형으로 장식되었습니다. 이 한 쌍의 문은 매우 다양한 패턴을 보여주는데, 이들 패턴의 대부분은 석재 조각, 대리석 모자이크, 스투코 창격자 등 다른 매체에서도 또한 사용되었습니다. 이러한 패턴을 갖춘 공예품은 조각 하나하나가 전체에 영향을 미치므로 극히 정교한 절단 기술이 필요합니다.

Pair of Minbar Doors, Wood (rosewood and mulberry); carved and inlaid with carved ivory, ebony, and other woods

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Pair of Minbar Doors, Wood (rosewood and mulberry); carved and inlaid with carved ivory, ebony, and other woods
Pair of Minbar Doors, Wood (rosewood and mulberry); carved and inlaid with carved ivory, ebony, and other woods
Pair of Minbar Doors, Wood (rosewood and mulberry); carved and inlaid with carved ivory, ebony, and other woods
Pair of Minbar Doors, Wood (rosewood and mulberry); carved and inlaid with carved ivory, ebony, and other woods
Pair of Minbar Doors, Wood (rosewood and mulberry); carved and inlaid with carved ivory, ebony, and other woods
Pair of Minbar Doors, Wood (rosewood and mulberry); carved and inlaid with carved ivory, ebony, and other woods
Pair of Minbar Doors, Wood (rosewood and mulberry); carved and inlaid with carved ivory, ebony, and other woods
Pair of Minbar Doors, Wood (rosewood and mulberry); carved and inlaid with carved ivory, ebony, and other woods
Pair of Minbar Doors, Wood (rosewood and mulberry); carved and inlaid with carved ivory, ebony, and other woods
Pair of Minbar Doors, Wood (rosewood and mulberry); carved and inlaid with carved ivory, ebony, and other woods
Pair of Minbar Doors, Wood (rosewood and mulberry); carved and inlaid with carved ivory, ebony, and other woods

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