Null Of conical form on a short foot, decorated in brown manganese on a cream sl…

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Of conical form on a short foot, decorated in brown manganese on a cream slip to the center and theses with bands of Kufic inscriptions. Diameter: 26 cm. Height: 8 cm. Inscriptions: a repetition of the word baraka, 'Blessing'.

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Of conical form on a short foot, decorated in brown manganese on a cream slip to the center and theses with bands of Kufic inscriptions. Diameter: 26 cm. Height: 8 cm. Inscriptions: a repetition of the word baraka, 'Blessing'.

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