Forming and symbolic Plant Decorative values in Islamic Archaeological Textile Design

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Professor of textile design College of Applied Arts Helwan University

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The study deals with the symbolic composition, and semantic, and spiritual, and aesthetic issues for some decorative plant elements, and in common use in decorative composition for the design of Islamic archaeological textiles; application on a group of Islamic textiles in the Fatimid era archaeological Museum of Islamic Art in Cairo.
The analytical study of a group of Islamic textiles Archaeological Museum of Islamic Art in Cairo, which returns to the Fatimid era dealt with the technical analysis of some of the themes and elements decorative plant different for this group under study and how this relates to the subject of study to shed light on the symbolic and semantic decorative elements of the plant dimension of Islamic textiles archaeological design.
Discussed the findings of the study results, which manifested itself in the direct influence of religious belief and cultural heritage, customs and traditions, various community aspects of the formation of symbolic and semantic, and aesthetic values, manifested in the plastic processing decorative elements of the plant in the design of Islamic textiles archaeological selected group side Applied study

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