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Description
Description
This stunning Roman glass perfume bottle hails from the early centuries of the Roman Empire, a period renowned for its artistry in glassmaking. The bottle's graceful round body and elegantly flared neck were designed to store precious oils or perfumes, underscoring its role in the opulent rituals of personal care and hygiene in ancient Rome.
Historical Significance Perfume bottles were an essential part of Roman daily life, symbolizing wealth and refinement. They were used not only for holding fragrances but also as gifts, dowry items, or personal mementos. This artifact offers a glimpse into the luxurious lifestyles of ancient Rome, where the use of fine perfumes was as much a statement of status as it was a sensory indulgence.
This exquisite Roman glass perfume bottle is a timeless relic, embodying the elegance and sophistication of the Roman era while preserving the artistry and legacy of its craftsmen.
Weight: 36.6 grams
Dimensions: 7 X 7 cm
Period and Time
Period and Time
This piece dates back to the 1st-3rd century AD, a period of Roman dominance marked by remarkable advancements in art, architecture, and trade. Glass objects like this bottle were highly valued and often traded across the Mediterranean, highlighting the cultural and economic connectivity of the Roman world.
Material
Material
The bottle is crafted from hand-blown glass, showcasing the innovative techniques of Roman artisans. Over the centuries, it has developed an iridescent patina, a result of chemical interactions between the glass and burial conditions. This natural aging process lends the bottle its mesmerizing rainbow-like sheen, adding both beauty and historical depth.
