Roman hand-cut bowl

Roman Hand-Cut Round Bowl 3th century
This bowl is a stunning replica of a Roman-era find, decorated with two rows of engraved roundels framed by double horizontal lines. Its hand-cut pattern exudes elegance and historical charm – a perfect gift or a beautiful piece for personal use. Traditionally used in ceremonies where drinks were shared, it’s equally suitable as a decorative bowl for sweets or salads.

The original was discovered in the Mediterranean region and in a grave at Ytter Restad in southern Bohuslän during excavations led by Georg Sarauw between 1914 and 1917. The intact artifact is now on display at the Swedish History Museum.

ca 45-50cl

Källa; Look a like bowl HistoriskaMuseet, another bowl of same date and shape, right one comming soon

Last picture are from; Upphovsman- Ljungkvist, John, Historiska museet/SHM (CC BY 4.0)

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