A fourteenth-century silk lampas fragment whose bright bands and interlaced inscriptions show the technical richness of late medieval textile weaving in Iberian Islamic contexts.
This work suits a heritage reading because its value lies not only in pattern but in loom knowledge, color arrangement, and the persistence of calligraphic ornament across textiles.
The fragment is valuable for discussing traditional weaving and pattern transmission, especially the relationship between calligraphic design and textile ornament.
