Ear Disc Collection
"Exploring the Art of Ear Adornments: A Journey through Time and Culture" Step into the fascinating world adornments
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"Exploring the Art of Ear Adornments: A Journey through Time and Culture" Step into the fascinating world adornments, as we delve into a diverse collection spanning centuries and civilizations. Immerse yourself in Paul Gauguin's captivating portrayal of "Two Tahitian Women and a Marquesan Earplug, " capturing the essence of Polynesian beauty. Gauguin further enchants us with his depiction of "Tahitian Idol—the Goddess Hina, " revealing the spiritual significance behind these intricate earpieces. Travel back to ancient times with figurines from the 14th/15th century, showcasing delicate "Heads from Figurines. " These mysterious artifacts offer glimpses into forgotten cultures, their craftsmanship leaving us in awe. Witness divine devotion through Gupta period artistry with the enigmatic "Male Deity Holding a Lotus Bud. " Marvel at its intricately designed earplugs, symbolizing reverence for higher powers. Uncover hidden faces within pairs of ear plugs dating back to AD 300-750. These remarkable creations intrigue us with their secret interiors, inviting speculation about their purpose and meaning. Experience the power embodied by an incense burner mask portraying the ancient deity of fire from AD 450-750. This striking piece serves as a reminder that even in worship, beauty can be found. Admire exquisite ornaments crafted between AD 400-800; they speak volumes about cultural identity and personal expression. Each pair tells its own story while reflecting artistic ingenuity. Journey through time as you encounter possibly one-of-a-kind pieces like an intriguing "Earflare" dating back to possibly 500 BC - AD 1000 – an artifact shrouded in mystery yet radiating undeniable allure. Marvel at a unique drinking vessel shaped like a head from AD 1450-1532 – evidence that functional objects could also be works of art. Appreciate how creativity transcends boundaries, even in everyday items.