ancient egyptian art from malkata

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Egyptian - "Malqata Kateriskos" Vessel - Walters 4732 - Profile

Egyptian - "Malqata Kateriskos" Vessel - Walters 4732 - Profile

Although the manufacture of faience can be traced back to the predynastic period (the fourth millennium BCE), the production of true glass did not emerge in Egypt until the early 18th Dynasty, around 1500 BC. R... More

Egyptian - "Malqata Kateriskos" Vessel - Walters 4732

Egyptian - "Malqata Kateriskos" Vessel - Walters 4732

Although the manufacture of faience can be traced back to the predynastic period (the fourth millennium BCE), the production of true glass did not emerge in Egypt until the early 18th Dynasty, around 1500 BCE. ... More

Egyptian - Palm Column Kohl Tube - Walters 4741

Egyptian - Palm Column Kohl Tube - Walters 4741

The Egyptian learned from their Near Eastern neighbors how to make glass. At first they imported the raw material and processed it in Egypt, but soon they learned how to produce it by themselves. This core-for... More

Egyptian - Palm Column Kohl Tube - Walters 4742

Egyptian - Palm Column Kohl Tube - Walters 4742

During the New Kingdom, kohl, a dark, cosmetic eye paint, was often stored in small, slender vessels. The shape of these flasks resembles a palm column, a shape derived from architecture.