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'''Glass Vials''' common Islamic artifact.
'''Glass Vials''' - common Islamic artifact.


Small blown glass bottles used for perfumes, medicines, and kohl across the Islamic world, dating from the 8th century onward. They employ a range of techniques, including mold blowing, trailing, and applied decoration.
Small blown glass bottles used for perfumes, medicines, and kohl across the Islamic world, dating from the 8th century onward. They employ a range of techniques, including mold blowing, trailing, and applied decoration.

Latest revision as of 02:49, 3 July 2026

Glass Vials
Glass Vials
Rarity Common
Era Islamic
Native to Jericho (Palestine)
Toughness 48.0
Sale value 39
Materials glass

Glass Vials - common Islamic artifact.

Small blown glass bottles used for perfumes, medicines, and kohl across the Islamic world, dating from the 8th century onward. They employ a range of techniques, including mold blowing, trailing, and applied decoration.

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