An exquisite example of Islamic glass craftsmanship, this bead showcases a complex mosaic pattern typical of the early Islamic period. The intricate design, combining dark blue and white hues, reflects an artistry that dates back to the 8th-10th century, when such beads were cherished personal adornments. Likely produced in a Near Eastern workshop, this bead encapsulates both artistic skill and the cultural importance of personal ornamentation in the Islamic world. Crafted with precision, the bead's patterns are reminiscent of the rich decorative motifs found in Islamic architecture and manuscripts of the time. A diminutive yet profound artifact, it offers a tangible connection to the sophisticated aesthetics of early Islamic societies.
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Acquired from a private collection in the Near East.
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1.8 x 1.5 cm