Description
Coptic Textile Fragment
AD 300-600
Sizes ranging between 6 to 8 inches long.
A Coptic textile fragment dating from AD 300-600 exemplifies the intricate artistry and craftsmanship of late antique Egypt, blending Greco-Roman, Christian, and Egyptian influences. Woven from linen or wool, these textiles often feature vibrant colors and elaborate designs, including motifs such as geometric patterns, stylized animals, and biblical or religious themes. The use of rich dyes and finely detailed embroidery reflects the advanced techniques of Coptic weavers, who created these fabrics for both everyday use and liturgical purposes. These fragments are not only significant for their aesthetic value but also as historical artifacts, offering insight into the cultural and religious dynamics of the time.
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