中世紀前期 青銅色 卓越的印章/护符，带伪库菲铭文——伊斯兰影响，约12世纪至14世纪 (沒有保留價)

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Excellent Medieval Bronze Seal / Amulet with Pseudo-Kufic Inscription – Islamic Influence, ca. 12th–14th

Object Type: Seal
Cultural Attribution: Islamic
Period: Medieval Islamic Period, ca. 12th–15th century AD
Material: Bronze

Dimensions:
Height: 24.4 ± mm
Width: 14.3 ± mm
Weight: 3.75 ± g

Description
The surface markings present a pseudo-Kufic (imitation Kufic) composition, visually resembling Arabic script but not adhering to formal calligraphic rules. The letter-like forms suggest a structure reminiscent of alif–lam–he, evoking the word “Allah” in a symbolic rather than literal sense. Such stylized inscriptions are known from regions influenced by Islamic art, where they were often used for their aesthetic and apotropaic significance rather than precise linguistic meaning.

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