13th Century King: St. Louis Coloring Sheet St. Louis IX, King of France 1214-1270 ~ +++++++ ~ At twelve years old, Louis IX succeeded to the French throne. On his twenty-first birthday, he assumed full kingship and bound himself by oath to serve the Lord. After the ruthless reign of his two predecessors, King Louis

Turkey Karaz Stock No:  SY-422-001536 Size(m): 1.93×1.24 Location: SY Phone: 1 800 200 028 Rug weaving started in Turkey since 13th century with the arrival of the Seljuks , who were nomadic tribes from central Asia.In Ottoman Turkey, weaving patterns and techniques changed in the early sixteenth century after conquests in Persia and Egypt. Anatolia had been known for carpets with stylized animal and geometric designs, but with these new cultural contacts, carpets designed around a central medallion and with flowing saz-style vegetation came into vogue. Similar motifs also appeared on book covers, textiles, and in manuscript borders. The style of these Ottoman court rugs, first produced in Istanbul, then spread to other weaving centers,but never fully overtook the various regional carpet traditions. Caucasian and Armenian carpets retained their customary geometric patterns remained popular. The Faeghi family are the name you can trust. They have traded in fine handmade carpets in Persia for many generations. For more than 50 years, Peter Faeghi has shared this lineage with thousands of Australians, offering them authentic works of art to enliven and enrich their homes. All carpets are guaranteed.  With showrooms in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth and Darwin, you can buy your carpets from us with confidence. All of Persian Carpet Gallery carpets are supplied with certificate of originality. You can also exchange the rugs at any of our stores across Australia.Call 1800 200 028 or Write to Us if you have any questions.

Explore the rich history of the Ghana Empire, a beacon of wealth, power, and culture in West Africa from the 6th to the 13th century. This educational worksheet covers the empire's rise to power, its flourishing trade in gold, and the influence of Islam, providing insights into its military, trade r...

Finished size 40cm x 40cm and 3 Buying Options: - Full colour printed canvas only (12 holes per inch/12 count canvas) - Kit with Anchor Tapestry wools (calculation based on tent stitch), needle, printed colour canvas and chart - Kit with 30% more wools for basket weave stitch, needle, printed colour canvas and chart Kits wrapped in JuLoopy paper. Delivery free within the UK. Originating from the Latin word ‘cucita’ meaning a bolster or cushion, the word Quilt was first used in England in the 13th century. Quilting is usually considered to mean two layers of fabric stitched together with a thicker layer between them, although this middle layer is not essential. Early 18th century English quilting for example only used the two outer layers of fabric. The practice of Quilting can be traced back to the Middle Ages, and was widely-practised, with examples found from Europe, the Far East and India. Quilting is also known to have been practised in Persia, Turkestan and Africa.

Caerlaverock Castle is a moated triangular castle. It was built around the 13th century by Clan Maxwell. Check out its amazing facts, history & travel tips.

Turkey Karaz Stock No:  SY-422-001631 Size(m): 2.40×1.70 Location: SY Phone: 1 800 200 028 Rug weaving started in Turkey since 13th century with the arrival of the Seljuks , who were nomadic tribes from central Asia.In Ottoman Turkey, weaving patterns and techniques changed in the early sixteenth century after conquests in Persia and Egypt. Anatolia had been known for carpets with stylized animal and geometric designs, but with these new cultural contacts, carpets designed around a central medallion and with flowing saz-style vegetation came into vogue. Similar motifs also appeared on book covers, textiles, and in manuscript borders. The style of these Ottoman court rugs, first produced in Istanbul, then spread to other weaving centers,but never fully overtook the various regional carpet traditions. Caucasian and Armenian carpets retained their customary geometric patterns remained popular. The Faeghi family are the name you can trust. They have traded in fine handmade carpets in Persia for many generations. For more than 50 years, Peter Faeghi has shared this lineage with thousands of Australians, offering them authentic works of art to enliven and enrich their homes. All carpets are guaranteed.  With showrooms in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth and Darwin, you can buy your carpets from us with confidence. All of Persian Carpet Gallery carpets are supplied with certificate of originality. You can also exchange the rugs at any of our stores across Australia.Call 1800 200 028 or Write to Us if you have any questions.

Viking knife or high medieval knife The knife of choice for a simple medieval depiction up to the 14th century. Such knives were typical for almost the entire Middle Ages, until - from around the 13th century - handle knives slowly began to appear. Its straight lines and simplicity speak for this knife. No frills, just solid functionality. The slightly tapered walnut handle fits comfortably in the hand. The carbon blade is thick-walled, robust and has a very solid basic sharpness. The sides of the blade are not polished. The preserved forge skin gives the blade a rustic look and also offers a certain degree of protection against corrosion. The brown leather sheath that comes with the blade fits snugly around the knife to prevent it from slipping out. It is made of cowhide and has a leather strap for hanging so that it can be safely stored on the belt. Data Viking or High Medieval Knife: Total length of the knife including sheath: approx. 24 cm Length of knife: approx. 20.5 cm Blade length: approx. 9.5 cm Max. blade width approx. 2.5 cm. Max. blade back thickness: approx. 3 mm Coat material: cowhide Blade material: carbon steel The knife is delivered pre-sharpened. not stainless! Included in delivery: 1 Medieval knife with leather sheath

L'applique murale Zig Zag Medium de Clodagh pour la collection moderne Visual Comfort fait partie d'une nouvelle collection passionnante DEL Collection pour sols, murs, tables et plafonds. Inspirée des ziggourats du design mauresque du XIIIe siècle et des œuvres totémiques de Brancusi, Zig Zag, un design emblématique de Clodah, est à la fois sculpture et luminaire. Finish: Nightshade Black Glass/Shade: Lin blanc Dimensions: 4.2 "L x 4,1" L x 30,2 "H Weight: 7 lbs. CCT: 2700K Extension: 4.2" Canopy Size: 30.2 "x 4,1" x 1,2 " Bulbs: 5x LED Integrated 30.5W 1040LM 90CRI, Dimmable Delivery 110% Price Match Guarantee You know you are getting the best Canadian Landed Price at Montreal Lighting & Hardware. If you find the same product advertised for less by one of our Canadian competitors within 30 days of your purchase, we will gladly match the lower price + 10% of the difference. Click here for more information.

Turkey Wool Anadol Stock No: PE-425-000202 Size(m): 3.76×2.90 Location: Perth Phone: 1 800 200 028 Rug weaving started in Turkey since 13th century with the arrival of the Seljuks , who were nomadic tribes from central Asia.In Ottoman Turkey, weaving patterns and techniques changed in the early sixteenth century after conquests in Persia and Egypt. Anatolia had been known for carpets with stylized animal and geometric designs, but with these new cultural contacts, carpets designed around a central medallion and with flowing saz-style vegetation came into vogue. Similar motifs also appeared on book covers, textiles, and in manuscript borders. The style of these Ottoman court rugs, first produced in Istanbul, then spread to other weaving centers,but never fully overtook the various regional carpet traditions. Caucasian and Armenian carpets retained their customary geometric patterns remained popular. The Faeghi family are the name you can trust. They have traded in fine handmade carpets in Persia for many generations. For more than 50 years, Peter Faeghi has shared this lineage with thousands of Australians, offering them authentic works of art to enliven and enrich their homes. All carpets are guaranteed.  With showrooms in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth and Darwin, you can buy your carpets from us with confidence. All of Persian Carpet Gallery carpets are supplied with certificate of originality. You can also exchange the rugs at any of our stores across Australia.Call 1800 200 028 or Write to Us if you have any questions.

Snugglies Black Axolotl Stuffed Animal by FiestaIf you hear the word �axolotl� does it immediately conjure images of a pretty pink creature with a winning smile and frilly gills? If so, you might be surprised to learn that these bizarre but beautiful salamanders come in a whole range of colors including a dusky black, and the Snugglies Black Axolotl Stuffed Animal by Fiesta is a beautiful example of this midnight shade. Only discovered in 1961 (whereas the pink type was found in the 13th Century!), this variation is a true conversation starter as many people will be unaware of its stunning existence. At around 10.5 inches, this plush axolotl has a jet-black coat made from a soft, stretchy spandex material, with vivid blue detailing on his gills and tail in startling contrast, and of course that famous axolotl smile. Sadly, these sweet amphibians are critically endangered due to the declining quality of the waters they live in, which is why the Snugglies Black Axolotl Stuffed Animal by Fiesta�s filling is made from 100% recycled materials to make him more eco-friendly. A fab gift for yourself if you love strange-looking creatures, this stuffed axolotl will also make a thoughtful idea for anyone who prefers dark and mysterious plushies to cuddle up to. Supplied with an info tag detailing some awesome facts about this unusual amphibian, the Snugglies Black Axolotl Stuffed Animal by Fiesta will have all the answers ready for anyone who wants to axolotl questions. For over 50 years, Fiesta Toy has been one of the world leaders and innovators in stuffed animals and plush toys. Their wide assortment of traditional and unique stuffed animals inspires creativity and imaginative play. Fantastic products and unusual designs allow children to share in the magic of the animal kingdom and learn more about the fascinating creatures that inhabit and share our planet. Fiesta stuffed animals are made with all new, child safe materials and every item meets or exceeds all U.S. safety standards. Fiesta plush is recommended for ages 3 and up, and is surface wash only unless otherwise stated.

8x10 Green and Green Turkish Tribal Rug Handknotted Wool Vintage Design Turkish Rug Handmade Distressed Traditional, Floral Rug Details: Mamluk rugs are a testament to the grandeur and sophistication of the Mamluk Empire that ruled Egypt and Syria from the 13th to the 16th century. These luxurious rugs are known for their intricate geometric and floral designs, often featuring a central medallion and repeating patterns. Mamluk rugs are meticulously handwoven using high-quality wool and silk, giving them a lustrous sheen and plush texture. The rugs are named after the Mamluk sultans who commissioned their production and are considered a symbol of the empire's artistic and cultural achievements. Today, Mamluk rugs continue to captivate with their timeless beauty and are one of the most preferred rugs for living rooms and bedrooms. Name: Anatolian Tribal Rug Size: 8′1″ x 10′0″ Design: Tribal, Geometric Color: Green and Green Age: New Material: Wool and Cotton Origin: Mamluk Free Delivery * Best Customer Service * 100 % Satisfaction Guarantee Stock # 26225

The idea to reduce, re-use, and recycle is not a modern phenomenon. Over the last few years, there have been several instances in which scientists and historians have found ancient texts being written over by later generations. One interesting example came to light through analysis of a medieval document with multispectral imaging.

Turkey Karaz Stock No:  SY1-422-001421 Size(m): 2.75×1.78 Location: SY1 Phone: 1 800 200 028 Rug weaving started in Turkey since 13th century with the arrival of the Seljuks , who were nomadic tribes from central Asia.In Ottoman Turkey, weaving patterns and techniques changed in the early sixteenth century after conquests in Persia and Egypt. Anatolia had been known for carpets with stylized animal and geometric designs, but with these new cultural contacts, carpets designed around a central medallion and with flowing saz-style vegetation came into vogue. Similar motifs also appeared on book covers, textiles, and in manuscript borders. The style of these Ottoman court rugs, first produced in Istanbul, then spread to other weaving centers,but never fully overtook the various regional carpet traditions. Caucasian and Armenian carpets retained their customary geometric patterns remained popular. The Faeghi family are the name you can trust. They have traded in fine handmade carpets in Persia for many generations. For more than 50 years, Peter Faeghi has shared this lineage with thousands of Australians, offering them authentic works of art to enliven and enrich their homes. All carpets are guaranteed.  With showrooms in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth and Darwin, you can buy your carpets from us with confidence. All of Persian Carpet Gallery carpets are supplied with certificate of originality. You can also exchange the rugs at any of our stores across Australia.Call 1800 200 028 or Write to Us if you have any questions.

This is a hand painted wool roving, or more properly combed top, for spinning and felting. This roving is in shades of red, yellow and cream. Merino is the standard by which the fineness of wool is graded and is among the softest fleeces in the world. It’s an old breed, originally brought to the Iberian peninsula in the 12th or 13th century. Being small bodied, it is grown mostly for its exquisite wool. The staple is crimpy and shorter than some other popular breeds, but makes up for that in its legendary softness. This is 23 micron Merino, which is standard grade. It is not as soft as the superfine 19 micron and the fine 20.5 micron Merino that we also sell, but it still has that soft Merino hand, at a lower cost than the finer grades. This wool comes from a supplier we found in Argentina. We name our braids based on the inspirations we get from the colors, drawing on nature, literature, mythology, geography, and our lives and travels. Braids with the same name numbered sequentially are a matched set that were dyed together, although they may have different weights and look slightly different in the photos. Each colorway is unique; we may sometimes repeat names, when a new colorway strikes us the same way as an older one. Our braids are dyed with fairly even distribution of colors. Photos are of each side of the coil, so you can see as much of the color as possible. These are the same braids from which I spin my yarns, so I dye them for that. To see our full line of handspun and hand dyed yarns, rovings, and carded batts, visit our shop at http://edgewoodgardenstudio.etsy.com Fiber: 23 micron Merino wool Weight: 4.3 ounces, 122 g

The metal art form of painting glass powder on designated areas on metal dated back to the Yuan Dynasty 13th to 14th century. It was believed the Mongols brought the objects back from conquered Islamic regions. The technique became very popular during the Ming Dynasty (CE 1368 - 1644.) Sometime at the end of the 19th century when China participated in the World Expositions, it appeared that cloisonne enamel objects become an item of trade. This round covered box with a bronze Foo Dog finial was made around the turn of the century. The craftsmen thoroughly learned the technique and were able to produce well made, well designed objects. The design is the lotus flower, symbol of purity. The overall pattern includes the lotus flower, leaves and seed pods. The tiny metal wires are placed in lines of a wavy pattern, simulating movement of water in the lotus pond. The lotus flower theme is carried out on the side of the box as well. less

Maori symbols come from the Māori tribes of the South Pacific. The Maori are the indigenous Polynesian peoples of New Zealand sometime in the 13th Century.