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this exceptional piece is attached to a cylindrical handle adorned with an abstract avian motif—a design commonly seen in Chimú textiles
The most powerful examples belong to male initiation societies such as Komo and Kono
This handsome pair of arrowheads offers a tangible connection to the martial traditions of ancient Iran and stands as a refined example of Near Eastern Bronze Age weaponry
1550–1644 AD
The vibrant polychrome hues of red
Ming Dynasty Pottery Roof Tile End Fragment with Taotie Mask baskets this exceptional piece is attachedMing Dynasty, c. 15501644 AD, China A fascinating unglazed circular high fired earthenware roof tile end, known as a wadang, with its tubular extension now partially lost to time. Formed from a light grey fabric with fine white inclusions, the piece exhibits excellent preservation of detail and craftsmanship. The flat front is decorated in high relief with a ferocious taotie mask a stylized monster face featuring bulging eyes beneath pronounced brows,
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