Ohrgehänge in Form einer Blüte mit Biene
Tags
- Production Mitte 5. Jahrhundert v. Chr.
Blüte und Muschel sind Symbole der Göttin Aphrodite; die Biene war der Artemis von Ephesos heilig (und findet sich auch auf der ephesischen Münzprägung). Möglicherweise erlauben die Bienen einen Rückschluss auf die Herkunft des Ohrgehänges.
Additional data
- Object type
- Collection
- Inventory number1957.54.a-bEigentum der Stiftung Hamburger Kunstsammlungen
- ProductionMitte 5. Jahrhundert v. Chr.,
- Selçuk (Landkreis)
- Material
- Technique
- geschweißt
- granuliert
- emailliert
- getrieben
- geprägt
- geschmiedet (flachgeschmiedet)
- DimensionsGesamt: Höhe: 44,5 mm; Breite: 21 mm
Teil (Biene): Höhe: 11,6 mm - Period/Style
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