File:COLLECTIE TROPENMUSEUM Suikerhamer van koper en ijzer TMnr 3782-177.jpg
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| English: Moroccan sugar hammer made of copper and iron
Nederlands: HamerNederlands: Suikerhamer van koper en ijzerLocal name: M'terrqa d-sokkar |
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English: Moroccan sugar hammer made of copper and iron
Nederlands: Hamer Nederlands: Suikerhamer van koper en ijzer Local name: M'terrqa d-sokkar |
| Description |
Nederlands: Suiker wordt in Marokko veelal verhandeld in traditionele vorm van harde broden. Met de bijlvormige kant van de hamer worden een aantal stukken van dit brood afgeslagen, terwijl met de andere kant deze stukken worden fijngeslagen. Thee met muntblaadjes, de traditionele drank in Noord-Afrika, wordt met veel suiker gedronken. |
| Date | before 1968 |
| Dimensions | circa 20cm (7 7/8in.) |
| Accession number |
3782-177 |
| Notes |
Nederlands: Culturele Herkomst: Marokkaans Functionele categorie: cracking, breaking food, flattening, grinding food, kraken, breken, pletten, malen Geografische Herkomst: Marokko, Morocco Materiaal - hoofd: koper Materiaal - overig: ijzer, zink Techniek: Gegoten, Geklonken, Gepolijst, Geslagen |
| Source/Photographer | Collectie Stichting Nationaal Museum van Wereldculturen |
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