Holy Land Pottery Oil Lamp magarpeople Acquired abroad and brought to

Acquired abroad and brought to Denmark in the 1960s

following the arrival of Portuguese trading vessels on the West African coast

the interior captures the essence of traditional Kosometsuke decoration

with its elegant

Early–late 19th century

Holy Land Pottery Oil Lamp magarpeople Acquired abroad and brought toUmayyad Empire, Early Byzantine Period, c. 600 800AD, Holy Land. This gorgeous mold made terracotta oil lamp exemplifies the craftsmanship and symbolic artistry of the Early Byzantine and Umayyad periods. Its pointed oval body features an angled shoulder adorned with delicate laurel wreath designs, a motif symbolizing victory and eternity. A small, practical handle adds balance and functionality to the design. At the top, the large filling hole