Earring

Title Earring
Publication Place Afghanistan (made) Iran (made) -
Subject Jewellery
Type Other
Language Undetermined
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Physical Dimensions Length: 6.5cm
Library: Victoria and Albert Museum
Library Asset ID ME.47:1&2-2019
Record ID ME.47:1&2-2019
Library Location Middle East Section
Notes Silver and firegilded Turkmen earrings from Iran or Afghanistan
Malzemeler ve teknikler Gold and glass
Parçalar Earring, Earring
Fiziksel açıklama A circular silver wire pair of earrings with a plain semi-circular loop lattened at one end and pierced with a hole which is used as a fastening with a piece of textile cord that is threaded through it and the opposite end of the ring and tied into a knot. The lower arc of the ring is made of flattened wire onto which is fused a fire-gilded sheet of silver set within the ring with a scalopped outline. It is decorated with a matrix stamped floral and arabesque pattern. One red and two blue glass stones are bezel-set on each ring and mounted on this inner decorative sheet. A pair of silver flanges are slotted onto the decorative ends of the ring with stamped silver decoration on both front and back probably intended as the heads of open-mouthed auspicious dragons, found on other earrings of this overall style.
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Earring

Publication Place Afghanistan (made) Iran (made) -
Subject Jewellery
Type Other
Language Undetermined
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Physical Dimensions Length: 6.5cm
Library Victoria and Albert Museum
Library Asset ID ME.47:1&2-2019
Record ID ME.47:1&2-2019
Library Location Middle East Section
Notes Silver and firegilded Turkmen earrings from Iran or Afghanistan
Malzemeler ve teknikler Gold and glass
Parçalar Earring, Earring
Fiziksel açıklama A circular silver wire pair of earrings with a plain semi-circular loop lattened at one end and pierced with a hole which is used as a fastening with a piece of textile cord that is threaded through it and the opposite end of the ring and tied into a knot. The lower arc of the ring is made of flattened wire onto which is fused a fire-gilded sheet of silver set within the ring with a scalopped outline. It is decorated with a matrix stamped floral and arabesque pattern. One red and two blue glass stones are bezel-set on each ring and mounted on this inner decorative sheet. A pair of silver flanges are slotted onto the decorative ends of the ring with stamped silver decoration on both front and back probably intended as the heads of open-mouthed auspicious dragons, found on other earrings of this overall style.
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