Mark 12:41-44
Roman Glass Cosmetics Jar | Roman Period Artifact 100–300 AD
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Description
Description
This Roman glass cosmetics jar, dating to 100-300 AD, exemplifies the elegance and utility of ancient Roman artistry. Designed for storing precious oils, perfumes, or cosmetics, this jar reflects the refined lifestyle of Roman society. Its translucent glass body is complemented by a wide, flared rim, showcasing both aesthetic appeal and functionality.
The jar bears a naturally formed patina, the result of centuries of mineralization, adding an iridescent glow that enhances its beauty and historic charm. Such jars were integral to daily life, especially for Roman women who valued personal care and adornment, making this piece a timeless symbol of luxury and sophistication.
Weight: 158.5 grams
Dimensions: 7 X 6.5 cm
Period and Time
Period and Time
This artifact originates from the Roman Empire's height, between 100-300 AD.
This period was a golden age of glass production, driven by advancements in glassblowing techniques that allowed for intricate and varied designs. The Roman elite frequently used glass vessels for cosmetics and perfumes, emphasizing their importance as both practical items and status symbols.
Material
Material
Crafted from high-quality Roman glass, this cosmetics jar is a testament to the exceptional skill of ancient artisans. The glass's delicate yet durable structure has withstood the test of time, while its surface patina tells the story of centuries of burial and interaction with the elements. This iridescent patina adds depth and character, making each piece uniquely captivating.
This artifact represents the intersection of artistry, utility, and history, offering a tangible connection to the sophisticated lifestyle of the Roman Empire.