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Revision as of 07:10, 10 May 2026

Carved Wooden Mashrabiya Panel
Artifact ID 02_18_IslamicCarvedWoodenMashrabiyaPanel
Rarity Uncommon
Era Islamic
Native to Tarsus (Turkey)
Toughness 50.0
Sale value 81
Materials wood

Carved Wooden Mashrabiya Panel — uncommon Islamic artifact.

An intricately turned and assembled wooden lattice screen panel used in Islamic architecture for windows and balconies. The geometric patterns allowed air flow and light while providing privacy.

Read more about mashrabiya on Wikipedia