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An Egyptian Beadwork Mummy Mask, Late Period, Ca. 664 - 332 BC
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Product Description
In the Late Period, it became the fashion for mummies of the wealthy to be adorned with a network of beads. Into these nets were often woven face masks and figures of deities. These might be molded in faience or made up as mosaics of small beads of different colors. This face mask is an example of the latter method, being composed of small beads of red, yellow, blue, and black, set within a net of blue tubular beads (a few remaining along the edges).
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Provenance: Private Virginia collection, acquired from Nomis Antiquities, August 25, 2010. Ex. Simon O. Simonian private collection, CA, acquired in the 1970s.
Product Details
- Measurements
26"H x 18"W
- OriginEgypt
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