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Year: 1977
9th International Festival of Popular Arts of Carthage. Ceramics 11th century
The 40 millime stamp features a piece of ceramic from the 11th century, an era corresponding to the height of the Fatimid and Zirid dynasties, when Tunisia was a major center of artistic innovation in the Mediterranean. The use of stylized animal motifs and sophisticated glazes on pottery from this period reveals the excellence of the Kairouan and Mahdia workshops, whose works were exported well beyond the borders of Ifriqiya. This program highlights the historical depth of national craftsmanship, showing that since the Middle Ages, Tunisian potters mastered complex firing and glazing techniques which still constitute the basis of the country's artistic identity today.
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Marjoram (Origanum majorana)
Flora
21 years
👁 50
Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia)
Flora
21 years
👁 52
Mint
Flora
21 years
👁 51
Fennel (Foeniculum vulgare)
Flora
21 years
👁 48
Rosehip (Rosa canina) “Nesri”,
Flora
23 years
👁 51
Common myrtle (Myrtus communis), Rihan
Flora
23 years
👁 53
jasmine (Nyctanthes sambac)
Flora
23 years
👁 50
Rose Calibra
Flora
26 years
👁 54
Vase of flowers
Flora
26 years
👁 51
Rose Golden Times
Flora
26 years
👁 48
Chrysanthemum
Flora
26 years
👁 54
Freesias
Flora
26 years
👁 48