Embroidered Woven Textile Bag with Birds, Fish, and Deer Mann Persian Hunter Circa 1642 I especially love the pencil-drawn

I especially love the pencil-drawn faces with red hair and blushing cheeks

water stain to part of the back cover and a few inside pages

8 5/8” t x 6” across at wings x 2” d (base) and in good condition

decorative stoneware plate

watercolor on laid

Embroidered Woven Textile Bag with Birds, Fish, and Deer Mann Persian Hunter Circa 1642 I especially love the pencil-drawnPerhaps someone out there might translate for us the text at the center of both sides of this charming embroidered bag, which I believe is Arabic. I of course fell in love with the birds and the deer and the fish, wonderfully stitched in blue and red and green and cream, and with the woven textile itself with green and pink bands at bottom and hand stitched x's up the sides holding it together. I might guess it's Moroccan (which I believe would make