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A large Egyptian fanous hangs on a brass chain against deep emerald. Its crown of points, red roof panes, green, amber and blue glass and pierced arches glow from within, scattering small coloured lights across the wall.
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Ramadan & Eid

Fanous

No. 23 of 100 · free · 300 dpi

What you seeA large Egyptian fanous hangs on a brass chain against deep emerald. Its crown of points, red roof panes, green, amber and blue glass and pierced arches glow from within, scattering small coloured lights across the wall.

What it meansThe fanous is the Ramadan lantern of Egypt, popularly traced to Fatimid Cairo; children still carry small ones through the streets, and large ones hang in doorways and markets for the month.

Where it worksA bold, warm centrepiece for a dining room or entrance.

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