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'''Silk Textiles''' — rare Medieval artifact.
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Woven silk fabrics traded along the Silk Road and produced in Byzantine, Islamic, and Italian workshops were used for vestments, shrouds, and luxury garments. Patterns include roundels with paired animals.
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Read more about byzantine silk on [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byzantine_silk Wikipedia]
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== Dossier ==
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| Artifact ID || <code>04_16_MedievalSilkTextiles</code>
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| Rarity || Rare
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| Rare
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| Era || [[Medieval]]
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| [[Medieval]]
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| Native to || [[Bukhara (Uzbekistan)]]
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| [[Bukhara (Uzbekistan)]]
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| Toughness || 28.0
! scope="row" | Toughness
| 28.0
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| Sale value || 355
! scope="row" | Sale value
| 355
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| Materials || silk
! scope="row" | Materials
| silk
|}
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'''Silk Textiles''' — rare Medieval artifact.
Woven silk fabrics traded along the Silk Road and produced in Byzantine, Islamic, and Italian workshops were used for vestments, shrouds, and luxury garments. Patterns include roundels with paired animals.
Read more about byzantine silk on [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byzantine_silk Wikipedia]


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Revision as of 06:40, 10 May 2026

Silk Textiles
Artifact ID 04_16_MedievalSilkTextiles
Rarity Rare
Era Medieval
Native to Bukhara (Uzbekistan)
Toughness 28.0
Sale value 355
Materials silk

Silk Textiles — rare Medieval artifact.

Woven silk fabrics traded along the Silk Road and produced in Byzantine, Islamic, and Italian workshops were used for vestments, shrouds, and luxury garments. Patterns include roundels with paired animals.

Read more about byzantine silk on Wikipedia