Informazioni aggiuntive
| Peso | 260 g |
|---|---|
| Altezza | 13 cm |
| Larghezza | 7.5 cm |
| Profondità | 5.6 cm |
| Paese d'origine | |
| Materiali |
Gioielli Etnici – Vecchi Orecchini Valle di Swat
750,00 €
Vecchi Orecchini degli anni 30/40 (1930) provenienti dalla valle di Swat, ove vi scorre il fiume omonimo, nella provincia Pakistana del Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, con capitale Peshawar.
Questi Orecchini ornamento chiamati anche Muchley, importanti nelle dimensioni e pregiati per lavorazione e materiale – sicuramente appartenuti a ragazza/donna di elevato lignaggio – sono realizzati in argento quasi completamente dorato vermeil (utilizzavano solitamente oro 10k per questa tecnica), arricchiti da elementi in pasta vitrea e decoro centrale che disegna un sole, probabile reminiscenza degli antichi culti preislamici o risultato della vicina India.
Uno dei due manca della rifinitura sottostante, eventualmente realizzabile simile in laboratorio orafo.
Oggetto da collezione – pesano 130 gr cadauno
Descrizione
Old Earrings from the 30s/40s (1930s) coming from Swat valley, where the river of the same name flows, in the Pakistani province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, with Peshawar as its capital.
These ‘ornament’ Earrings also called Muchley, important in size and precious for workmanship and material – certainly belonged to a girl/woman of high lineage – are made of silver almost completely gilded vermeil (they usually used 10k gold to make it), enriched by elements in glass paste and central decoration that draws a sun, probable reminiscence of ancient pre-Islamic cults or a result of neighboring India.
One of the two lacks the underlying finishing, possibly achievable in the goldsmith’s workshop.
Collectible Item – each one weighs 130 g
Old Earrings from the 30s/40s (1930s) coming from Swat valley, where the river of the same name flows, in the Pakistani province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, with Peshawar as its capital.
These ‘ornament’ Earrings also called Muchley, important in size and precious for workmanship and material – certainly belonged to a girl/woman of high lineage – are made of silver almost completely gilded vermeil (they usually used 10k gold to make it), enriched by elements in glass paste and central decoration that draws a sun, probable reminiscence of ancient pre-Islamic cults or a result of neighboring India.
One of the two lacks the underlying finishing, possibly achievable in the goldsmith’s workshop.
Pieza de colección – each one weighs 130 g
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