Fragment Roman period (30 B.C.– 641 A.D.), 4th/5th century
coptic
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weaving, textile
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type repetition
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natural stone pattern
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weaving
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textile
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text
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egypt
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carved into stone
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repetitive shape and pattern
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repetition of pattern
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pattern repetition
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imprinted textile
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layered pattern
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funky pattern
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columned text
This fragment of Coptic tapestry, dating back to the 4th or 5th century, features a central scene of two figures within a geometric frame. The figures are stylized and likely represent biblical characters, common in Coptic art. The tapestry is a testament to the vibrant textile traditions of the Late Roman period, showcasing intricate designs and skilled craftsmanship. The use of black, brown, and white hues contribute to the tapestry's elegant and refined aesthetic.
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