Ritual Object In Tinned Copper, Iraq, 18th/19th Century

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Ritual Object In Tinned Copper, Iraq, 18th/19th Century

An ancient hammered and formerly tinned copper bowl, a ritual sound instrument with a central indentation containing seeds that resonate when the bowl is shaken to enhance the potion's potion (?). The tinned copper bowl features a star-shaped decoration on the indentation surrounded by 24 radiating gadroons. Originating from Iraq, it was found in Mosul in the early 1980s. Diameter: 25 cm, Height: 7 cm. Most likely used for ritual or apotropaic purposes, excluding any domestic use. For further information, please call 0778337598.

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