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An account of the manners and customs of the modern Egyptians

Note 283 — Chapter VI · DOMESTIC LIFE—continued.

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The lantern here represented, which is constructed of wood, and painted green, red, white, and blue, is called “tureiya” (the Arabic name of the Pleiades), and, together with the frame above, from which six lamps are suspended, and which is termed “khátim Suleymán” (or Solomon’s seal), composes what is called a “heml kanádeel.”

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