Egyptian Cosmetic Vessel | Middle Kingdom Period | c. 2000 BCE
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Description
Description
An ancient Egyptian cosmetic vessel carved in the form of an obelisk, dating to the Middle Kingdom period, c. 2000 BCE. Pieces like this were used to store cosmetics, oils, perfumes, or precious ointments. Its elegant form reflects the refined craftsmanship and symbolic artistic style of ancient Egypt.
Height: 4 cm (1.57 inches)
Period and Time
Period and Time
This piece dates to the Middle Kingdom of Egypt, around c. 2000 BCE, a flourishing era of Egyptian art, architecture, and craftsmanship known for its refined stonework and luxury cosmetic objects.
Material
Material
Carved from alabaster, a prized material in ancient Egypt valued for its smooth texture and translucent appearance. Alabaster vessels were commonly associated with luxury goods, perfumes, and cosmetic storage used by the elite.