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where light construction and intricate surface detailing replaced the heavier repoussé of the Late Roman world
refer to the gilded wood figure of Ptah from the tomb of Tutankhamen
She designed jewelry using these ancient beads and later donated a significant portion of her collection to the British Museum
Avian imagery held deep ritual significance in Moche cosmology
formed in the 1970s - 2000s
A Roman Decorated Glass Spindle Whorl, Roman Imperial Period, ca. 2nd - 3rd century CE Funerary & Religious Equipment where light construction and intricateA discoid glass spindle whorl formed on a dark ground and decorated with applied trails of opaque white and turquoise creating intersecting bands punctuated by circular eye motifs. The central perforation allowed the whorl to be mounted on a spindle shaft, where its weight regulated rotational speed during the spinning of fibers into thread. The reverse remains undecorated, emphasizing the applied ornament on the working face. Spindle whorls were
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