Celtico Testa votiva di una divinità






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Testa votiva celtica, piccola testa in bronzo solido dall’Età del Bronzo Celtica (circa 1100–800 a.C.), in buone condizioni con patina verde oliva scura, dimensioni circa 27 × 18 × 16,7 mm, probabilmente un’offerta votiva, autenticità originale con Certificato di Autenticità disponibile per aste a partire da €100; acquistata nel 2026 dai Paesi Bassi.
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Attenzione: a causa delle norme doganali possiamo spedire solo all'interno dell'Unione Europea. Si assicuri di avere un indirizzo di spedizione valido nell'UE prima di fare un'offerta.
Rare anthropomorphic miniature head of a Celtic deity or God from the Celtic Bronze Age. The solid bronze head has a highly stylised male face, elongated oval head with deeply recessed almond-shaped eyes, a long prominent nose and a small, straight mouth.
-> The solid bronze head was most likely a votive offering. The style is typical for primitive Celtic art featuring characteristic deep-set eyes and a define nasal bridge. A stunning timeless abstract design that strongly resembles modern minimalist sculpture.
Dimensioni: ± 27 x 18 x 16,7 mm
Good solid condition. The bronze displays a dark olive-green patina with earthen deposits and signs of wear consistent with age and use.
Certificate of Authenticity (PDF) is available upon request for all lots with a hammer price of €100 or higher.
-> The human head held particular importance in Celtic art and religion. Ancient writers and archaeological discoveries suggest that it could be regarded as the seat of identity, courage and spiritual power. Stone and bronze heads were placed in sanctuaries, settlements and sacred springs, sometimes representing deities, ancestors or protective beings. Their simplified features were not necessarily the result of limited craftsmanship, but formed part of a deliberate visual tradition in which expression and symbolic presence were often more important than naturalistic portraiture.
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Attenzione: a causa delle norme doganali possiamo spedire solo all'interno dell'Unione Europea. Si assicuri di avere un indirizzo di spedizione valido nell'UE prima di fare un'offerta.
Rare anthropomorphic miniature head of a Celtic deity or God from the Celtic Bronze Age. The solid bronze head has a highly stylised male face, elongated oval head with deeply recessed almond-shaped eyes, a long prominent nose and a small, straight mouth.
-> The solid bronze head was most likely a votive offering. The style is typical for primitive Celtic art featuring characteristic deep-set eyes and a define nasal bridge. A stunning timeless abstract design that strongly resembles modern minimalist sculpture.
Dimensioni: ± 27 x 18 x 16,7 mm
Good solid condition. The bronze displays a dark olive-green patina with earthen deposits and signs of wear consistent with age and use.
Certificate of Authenticity (PDF) is available upon request for all lots with a hammer price of €100 or higher.
-> The human head held particular importance in Celtic art and religion. Ancient writers and archaeological discoveries suggest that it could be regarded as the seat of identity, courage and spiritual power. Stone and bronze heads were placed in sanctuaries, settlements and sacred springs, sometimes representing deities, ancestors or protective beings. Their simplified features were not necessarily the result of limited craftsmanship, but formed part of a deliberate visual tradition in which expression and symbolic presence were often more important than naturalistic portraiture.
