worldwide the only existing Mamluk carpet made of silk
15-17th c.
Iznik pottery
Glazed pottery from the Ottoman periodhas always been
prominent among Islamic art objects.
~1500
Nizami’s Khamsa
This precious
manuscript comprising 435 pages with red foliation is a copy of
Nizami’s Khamsa, one of the most important poetic works of
Persian literature
16th c.
Hamzanama
The
Hamzanama, or the history of Hamza, an illustrated manuscript of
the sixteenth century represents the first famous work of the
Mughal painting school.
15-17th c.
Ottoman arms
Ottoman arms from the late 15th to 17th c. in the
Heeresgeschichtliches Museum Wien.
~1500
Armour of a Mameluke ruler
The helmet and breast harness of a Mamluk
dignitary represent an outstanding ensemble of the Habsburg
collections of weapons and armours.