Coptic textiles

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Coptic textiles are early Christian Egyptian woven and embroidered fabrics, renowned for their colorful figurative and geometric designs and their importance in the study of late antique and early medieval art and clothing.

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instanceOf archaeological artifact
historical clothing material
textile art
associatedWith Byzantine Egypt NERFINISHED
Coptic Christians NERFINISHED
Islamic Egypt NERFINISHED
early Christianity
late antique Egypt
coloration natural dyes
polychrome
decoratedWith Christian iconography
Coptic inscriptions
Greek inscriptions
animal motifs
figurative designs
floral motifs
geometric patterns
mythological scenes
developedDuring 10th century
3rd century
4th century
5th century
6th century
7th century
8th century
9th century
foundIn Egyptian burial sites
desert cemeteries
hasPart clavi
furnishing fabrics
hangings
roundels
tapestry bands
tunics
importantFor Christian iconography studies
history of costume
history of weaving
study of early medieval art
study of late antique art
influenced Byzantine textile art
medieval European textiles
madeOf linen
silk
wool
originatedIn Egypt NERFINISHED
preservedIn Berlin State Museums NERFINISHED
British Museum NERFINISHED
Coptic Museum in Cairo NERFINISHED
Louvre Museum NERFINISHED
The Metropolitan Museum of Art NERFINISHED
Victoria and Albert Museum NERFINISHED
producedByTechnique embroidery
looped pile
plain weave with applied decoration
resist dyeing
tapestry weave
relatedTo Byzantine textiles NERFINISHED
Islamic textiles in Egypt
late Roman textiles
studiedInDiscipline Coptic studies
archaeology
art history
textile studies
usedFor burial garments
church furnishings
clothing
household furnishings
shrouds

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