The linen fragment is embroidered with yellow, black, and red thread. It is decorated with bands of elongated six-sided forms, heart shapes, and plant-like designs that imitate Kufic inscriptions.

This small silk textile fragment, from the Fatimid period, is decorated with medallions containing animal and plant motifs and inscription bands.

This leopard skin is studded with golden stars and attached to a leopard head made of wood and covered with a sheet of gold.

The piece of linen material is traced to the seventh century AH (thirteenth century AD) from the Ayyubids era.

A piece of linen textile has as its main decoration numerous longitudinal lines with contrasting ornaments. Some of the ornaments are narrow calligraphy and others include geometric decorations and drawings of animals and birds.

This rectangular piece of wool is decorated with stylized ducks and rabbits and Kufic inscription with foliage and floral designs.

The white silk textile is decorated with a circle delimited with a blue color including a circular line of writing. The phrase is a prayer, in the center of the circle a six-petaled flower.

A linen fragment has a white design on a red background depicting human figures.

The white textile has two ornamented lines and medallions that include drawings of birds facing each other. The textile is also decorated with two lines of Kufic calligraphy.

This piece of woolen fabric from the Tulunid period has animal and plant motifs in white, blue, and red.