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A charming and well-preserved set of four Medieval to Post-Medieval copper-alloy mounts
enabling the creation of intricate decorations
a mysterious practice linked to the funerary traditions of this ancient West African civilization
coupled with their finely worked stone tools
This magnificent mold-made terracotta oil lamp captures the artistic elegance and symbolic richness of the Early Islamic period
Ancient Peshawar Terracotta Female Figure armband A charming and well-preserved setPeshawar District, c. 200 BC 200 AD, Ancient Gandhara Region, South Asia A compelling and evocative fragment of a female fertility figure, hand modeled in rich red terracotta, dating to the late pre Kushan period. This example includes the complete head and upper torso down to just above the waist, with damage to the top of the head likely due to burial or handling over the centuries. The figure is crafted with short, outstretched arms and prominent,