This is a rare example of a 11th to 12th century AH (17th to 18th century AD) magic bowl. An especially captivating work of art that has been crafted to protect and ward off fear, evil, and demons. The bowl features a broad, deep body with a rounded base and a central raised boss, all of which have been adorned with intricate and highly ornamented designs.
The bowl's interior is particularly stunning, etched with dozens of panels and cartouches that feature intricate Quranic inscriptions and symbols. These designs are Talismanic, they are believed to hold magical powers, capable of warding off evil spirits and providing a sense of protection to the owner.
The Quranic texts on the outside and inside of the bowl are from several suras. Including verse 110 of sura Al-Bakara, verse 4 and 15 of sura Al-Mouzamil, verse 29 of sura Al-Nisaa and sura Al-Alak.
Islamic magic bowls have a long and storied history, stretching back centuries to the heart of the Islamic world. They were believed to have been used by the wealthy and powerful, who sought to protect themselves and their families from harm. They were also used by those who were ill or suffering from mental health issues, as a form of spiritual healing.
Dimensions: 8,5 by 20 cm and 1,78 kg. It is in very good condition.
Product Code: 15612
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