Madaba Collection (page 2)

A mosaic tile map of Jordan
Jordan, Madaba, A giant moscaic tile map of historical sites in Jordan on a wall in the city

Ancient Arab Islamic Fish Designs Pottery Madaba Jordan

Mary Baby Jesus Christ Mosaic Saint Georges Greek Orthodox Church Madaba Jordan. Church was created in the late 1800s and houses many famous mosaics

Bedouin life Trans-Jordan Sheik Muthgal Pasha
Bedouin life in Trans-Jordan, Sheik Muthgal Pasha. Seated in his tent while camping near Madaba. 1920, Jordan, Maʝdabā, MaʝDabā

Saint George Dragon Fresco Saint Georges Greek Orthodox Church Madaba Jordan. Church was created in the late 1800s and houses many famous mosaics

Jerusalem (6th c. )
JORDAN. Madaba. Basilica of Saint George. Jerusalem (6th c.). The oldest existing map of Palestine. Byzantine art. Mosaic

Mosaics on the wall of St. Georges Church, Madaba, Jordan, Middle East

Solitary camel, near Madaba, Jordan, silhouetted against the skyline at sunset

Group of camels near Madaba, Jordan, silhouetted against setting sun

Small group of camels near Madaba, Jordan, at sunset

JORDAN. Madaba. Basilica of Saint George. Mosaic of the 6th century with the oldest representation of Palestina. Detail of the Jordan River in the mouth at the Dead Sea. Early Byzantine art. Mosaic

Jordan, Madaba. Wood mosaic head rest with 16th Century Egyptian-Turkish design produced today in Madaba, Jordan

Jordan, Madaba. Classic 16th Century wood mosaic pattern of Egyptian-Turkish origin on head rest of chair produced today

Jordan, Madaba. Traditional lantern

Jordan, Madaba. Mosaic artisan working with tesserae, small squares of local stone whose vibrant colors last for centuries, at a studio in Madaba, Jordans famed mosaic capital. (MR)

Detail of 6th century AD mosaic in Apostles Church, Madaba, Jordan, Middle East

Mosaics showing map of Palestine, St. George Orthodox Christian Church, Madaba, Jordan, Middle East

Personification of the Sea floor mosaic, Church of the Apostles, Madaba, Jordan, Middle East

Christian Church, Madaba, Jordan, Middle East

St. Georges Church, Madaba, Jordan, Middle East

St. George Greek Orthodox Christian church, Madaba, Jordan, Middle East

Food at the Haret Idoudna restaurant, Madaba, Jordan, Middle East

Close-up of mosaic dating from the 6th century AD, Apostles Church, Madaba, Jordan, Middle East

Apostles church, 6th century AD mosaic, Madaba, Jordan, Middle East

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Madaba, a hidden gem in the Madaba Governorate of Jordan, is a city steeped in rich history and adorned with breathtaking treasures. One such treasure is the Greek Orthodox icon depicting St. George fearlessly slaying a dragon within the walls of St. George's Orthodox Church. But that's not all; Madaba boasts another marvel - the famous Madaba Mosaic Map. Dating back to the 6th century AD, this intricate mosaic map showcases Jerusalem and other significant locations in astonishing detail. It serves as an invaluable historical artifact, providing insights into ancient geography. Within the Greek Orthodox Basilica of Saint George lies yet another awe-inspiring sight - the golden icon of Christ Angel John the Baptist Head. This masterpiece radiates divine beauty and holds immense significance for worshippers who seek solace within its sacred presence. As you wander through Madaba's streets, you'll stumble upon more mesmerizing mosaics adorning Saint George's Greek Orthodox Church. The Palm Sunday Donkey Mosaic depicts Jesus Christ riding triumphantly on a donkey during his final entry into Jerusalem, while Saint Michael Angels Golden Icon exudes celestial grace and protection. The allure doesn't end there; delve deeper into history by exploring Virgin and Child mosaic at St. George's Orthodox Church or stepping foot inside Church of the Virgin to witness its captivating floor mosaic artistry. And let us not forget about one of Madaba's most prized possessions - an old mosaic map showcasing Palestine and even parts of Africa like Ethiopia. Dated back to AD 560, this remarkable piece offers glimpses into how people perceived their world centuries ago. Madaba truly stands as a testament to humanity's artistic prowess and unwavering faith throughout time. So if you find yourself in Jordan or seeking an extraordinary adventure off-the-beaten-path, make sure to immerse yourself in Madaba’s cultural tapestry – where every step reveals wonders from antiquity.