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and ochre-colored sancai glaze
Gayomard's spirit
This stone mace head is a surviving example of one of humanity's earliest and most enduring weapons
Exhibited: Metropolitan Museum NY 1920-40
The ring remains intact with minimal wear on the band
An Egyptian Crystal and Carnelian Bead Pendant, Middle Kingdom, ca. 2040 - 1783 BCE Musical Instruments and ochre-colored sancai glazeThis elegant pendant features two ancient Egyptian beads: the top bead is a translucent rock crystal, while the bottom bead is a warm orange carnelian. These beads were originally part of a necklace or amulet from the Middle Kingdom. Both beads are skillfully shaped and polished, showcasing the expert craftsmanship of the period. They have been thoughtfully remounted in a modern gold setting, creating a graceful pendant that beautifully highlights the