Spilla arcuata

Tarda epoca romana

On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 301

Questa spilla è un prezioso esempio tra quelle utilizzate dalle donne germaniche orientali che abitavano lungo la valle del Danubio tra il 300 e il 400 d.C. Senza alcun dubbio apparteneva a una donna d’alto rango e faceva parte di una ricca parure di gioielli in oro: bracciali, anelli e collane con pendenti da indossare per la sepoltura.

Bow Brooch, Silver with gold-sheet overlay and garnets, East Germanic

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Bow Brooch, Silver with gold-sheet overlay and garnets, East Germanic
Bow Brooch, Silver with gold-sheet overlay and garnets, East Germanic
Bow Brooch, Silver with gold-sheet overlay and garnets, East Germanic
Bow Brooch, Silver with gold-sheet overlay and garnets, East Germanic
Bow Brooch, Silver with gold-sheet overlay and garnets, East Germanic
Bow Brooch, Silver with gold-sheet overlay and garnets, East Germanic

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