![Bronze bowl with omphalos, Persia, 559-500 BC](../Imgs/MET/LL/MET.LL.00022.02-ZL.jpg)
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Dating: | | 559 BC500 BC |
Origin: | | Middle East, Persia, Pasargade |
Material: | | Bronze |
Physical: | | 20cm. (7.8 in.) - 263 g. (9.3 oz.) |
Catalog: | | MET.LL.00022 |
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This bronze bowl from the Achemenid period of Persia (559-500 BC), displays a prominent omphalos (navel) framed by a single embossed circle, framed by a geometrical frieze of alternating loops, framed by a larger and more complex motif of leaves and petals.
Parallel:
Omphalos cup (Musée Borely 1975:plate 191).
Bibliography (for this item)
Musée Borely,
1975 Art de lAncien Iran. Musée Borely, Marseille, France. (
plate 191)
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