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![Panel of ceramic wall tiles depicting a garden with tulips, trees, flowers and foliage from Topkapi Palace. Lithograph from Alexandre Raymond’s 'Faience Decorative de la Vieille Turquie', 1927.](http://thelevantshop.com/cdn/shop/articles/2C6GR17.jpg?v=1710461900&width=533)
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Musings on the history and culture of the Levant.
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