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This technique came originally from Central Asia and was adopted by the Mughals
Measurements: Approx
Kashan was a production centre for Persian ceramics in the Middle Ages and artisans moved from there to the Indian subcontinent during the 12th century
diameter 26 cm (NB these are slightly larger than the other set but would still go well together)
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YELLOW SINDHI TEXTILE WITH MIRRORWORK dinnerware This technique came originally fromA square piece of dense hurmitch embroidery in yellow, red, green & white with mirrorwork. This has been professionally backed, stretched and framed, ready to hang on the wall. Hurmitch is a kind of interlacing stitch found all across Pakistan, but particularly in the province of Sindh. Some mirror pieces & embroidery missing or loose, a few small stains. Some red thread embroidered on top (see photos) Measurements: 73 cm x 74 cm
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