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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Islamic Incense Burner with a Handle, 700 CE - 900 CE

Islamic Incense Burner with a Handle, 700 CE - 900 CE

Terracotta
3.5 x 4
P.0389
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One of the customs that the new religion of Islam inherited from the ancient world was the burning of fragrant incense for the glory of god. This simple, though graceful,...
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One of the customs that the new religion of Islam inherited from the ancient world was the burning of fragrant incense for the glory of god. This simple, though graceful, clay brazier, dating from the earliest days of Islam's Golden Age, is still blackened around the holes where the smoke rose up to the heavens. We imagine it grasped in the hand of a believer centuries ago, when the faith of Mohammed was still young.
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