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Japangka Gallery
Provenance: Collection of Justin Kerr and Dicey Taylor
when the great pyramids were constructed
The textile is executed in a plain weave typical of New Kingdom funerary linens
These offerings were integral to rituals intended to secure favor in the afterlife
Roman Gold & Banded Agate Finger Ring with Intaglio of Fortuna, Roman Imperial Period, ca. 1st - 2nd century CE Seals - Intaglio Japangka GalleryA finely crafted Roman gold finger ring of elegant proportions, featuring a rounded, tapering shank that expands to a broad oval bezel set with a striking banded agate intaglio. Expertly engraved upon the gemstone is the standing figure of Fortuna, the Roman goddess of fortune, prosperity, and fate. She is depicted wearing a long, flowing, draped garment and holding a cornucopia, the traditional symbol of abundance and divine favor. Fortuna was among