Bronze bowl with ibexes, Luristan, 900-700 BC

Bronze bowl with ibexes, Luristan, 900-700 BC
Period:
Dating:900 BC–700 BC
Origin:Middle East, Ancient Iran
Material:Bronze
Physical:18cm. (7 in.) - 263 g. (9.3 oz.)
Catalog:MET.LL.00025

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  This rare bronze bowl is adorned with an exquisitely detailed scene picturing two ibexes fighting, framed with concentric circles and a perfectly regular ribbing (symbolizing the rays of the sun). Luristan, 900-700 BC.



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