Ewer with Inscription, Horsemen, and Vegetal Decoration 1201 - 1251

This brass ewer, created by `Umar ibn al-Hajji Jaldak between 1201 and 1251, is a fine example of Islamic metalwork. The ewer is decorated with an inscription, images of horsemen, and vegetal designs, all intricately etched into the surface. It is housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, where art enthusiasts can appreciate its craftsmanship and historical significance. The ewer's elegant form and meticulous detail reflect the high artistic standards of its era.