A hand-painted, molded relief ceramic tile featuring a mounted falconer or prince on horseback. The figure wears traditional period attire and a blue cap while holding a bird of prey (often associated with the mythical Huma bird). It features vibrant blue, green, and yellow underglaze pigments with a pronounced overall crackle glaze
Details
- Inventory Code
- 2372
- Category
- Decorative Arts
- Material
- Ceramic
- Origin
- Egypt
- Period
- 21th
- Dimensions
- Condition
- Excellent cosmetic condition with minimal wear commensurate with age.
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