Arabian no. 3. Arabian ornaments from the thirteenth century from Cairo 

"Arabian no. 3. Arabian ornaments from the thirteenth century from Cairo" is a lithograph by Owen Jones, a prominent 19th-century British designer and architect. The print features a collection of intricate patterns, primarily derived from Islamic architecture, likely from a mosque or other religious structure in Cairo. The intricate details, often repeated motifs, and use of geometric forms are characteristic of Islamic art, offering a glimpse into the decorative traditions of 13th-century Egypt. Jones' work aimed to showcase the beauty of diverse architectural styles and was influential in inspiring the revival of Islamic designs in Victorian England.