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Bella; Ayourou, 1990. Scanned from the book Les tenues des Touaregs; Fonds documentaire de Michel Vallet; 2019; Catherine Vaudour
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custom feather headband, custom showgirl bodysuit and beaded shawl…by moi.
Azurite, amethyst, malachite et. al. New Pathways in Science: The Earth Then and Now - Book 6. 1940.
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Woman wearing a joji, Churah, Chamba district. From the book Crafts of Himachal Pradesh; 1993; Subhashini Aryan, via archive.org
Gold Jewelry of Princess Khnumit
These items of jewelry belonging to Princess Khnumit are made with the decorative cloisonné technique of applied gold threads and tiny beads that was very popular outside Egypt, particularly in Syria.
The first chain has a pendant of a spotted heifer in a round border in blue enamel. This one is attached to two chains ending by two open work flowers pendants. The third item is a delicate butterfly-shaped clasp made from thin gold leaf.
On the top, there are small gold birds which were ornaments that adorned the princess’ hair. The second chain consists of a series of pendants in the form of shells and two large five-pointed stars. The third chain is a series of pendants in the shape of stylized bees.
Middle Kingdom, 12th Dynasty, ca. 1991-1802 BC. Now in the Egyptian Museum, Cairo. JE 3112,24,26,27
A Roman polychrome wall painting fragment Circa 1st Century A.D. Preserving a medallion decorated with a Gorgon mask encircled by confronting snakes with intertwined tails, a border of overlapping circles above.