Ancient Egyptian Terracotta Two beaded necklaces - 100 cm (No reserve price)






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Two terracotta bead necklaces from Ancient Egypt, restrung and measuring approximately 100 cm in length with beads about 4 mm in diameter, dating to the Late Period (664–332 BC) and offered as an original artefact.
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Two re-strung terracotta bead necklaces – Ancient Egypt
Elegant necklace composed of numerous terracotta beads, from ancient Egyptian tradition, currently strung in a long strand of approximately 100 cm in length.
The beads, small in size—approximately 3-4 mm—feature a distinctive discoidal and cylindrical shape, with slight irregularities inherent to their handmade manufacture. They retain an attractive range of natural tones, from ochres and sands to browns and darker earth tones, creating a particularly harmonious ensemble.
The matte surface, color variations, and small signs of wear give the piece a strong archaeological presence. The considerable length of the necklace allows appreciation of the rhythmic succession of the beads and confers a striking decorative effect, whether on display in a vitrine or presented on a support.
Cultural provenance: Ancient Egypt
Material: Terracotta
Total length: approx. 100 cm
Bead diameter: approx. 4 mm
Condition: consistent with its age, with wear, deposits, and tonal variations typical of the material.
A piece of intimate and evocative character, representative of the tradition of personal adornment in ancient Egypt, especially appealing for a collection of Mediterranean and Eastern archaeology.
Two re-strung terracotta bead necklaces – Ancient Egypt
Elegant necklace composed of numerous terracotta beads, from ancient Egyptian tradition, currently strung in a long strand of approximately 100 cm in length.
The beads, small in size—approximately 3-4 mm—feature a distinctive discoidal and cylindrical shape, with slight irregularities inherent to their handmade manufacture. They retain an attractive range of natural tones, from ochres and sands to browns and darker earth tones, creating a particularly harmonious ensemble.
The matte surface, color variations, and small signs of wear give the piece a strong archaeological presence. The considerable length of the necklace allows appreciation of the rhythmic succession of the beads and confers a striking decorative effect, whether on display in a vitrine or presented on a support.
Cultural provenance: Ancient Egypt
Material: Terracotta
Total length: approx. 100 cm
Bead diameter: approx. 4 mm
Condition: consistent with its age, with wear, deposits, and tonal variations typical of the material.
A piece of intimate and evocative character, representative of the tradition of personal adornment in ancient Egypt, especially appealing for a collection of Mediterranean and Eastern archaeology.
