Ancient Egyptian Faience & other Beads (1000 B.C.) – Late New Kingdom to Third Intermediate Period

Ancient Egyptian Faience & other Beads (1000 B.C.) – Late New Kingdom to Third Intermediate Period

Period: Late New Kingdom to Early Third Intermediate Period, circa 1000 B.C.

Description:
A group of eight authentic Ancient Egyptian glass and faience beads, crafted over 3,000 years ago during the Late New Kingdom to Early Third Intermediate Period. These beads, with a combined weight of approx. 4 grams, represent a fine example of the artistry and symbolism of ancient Egyptian adornment.

Material and Craftsmanship:
The collection includes both glass and faience beads, valued in antiquity for their vivid colors and luminous surfaces. Glass was treasured for its clarity and brilliance, while faience, often produced in shades of blue and green, symbolized fertility, life, and rebirth. Each bead demonstrates the technical skill of ancient artisans and reflects the cultural importance of personal ornamentation in Egypt.

Dimensions:

• Group weight: Approx. 4 grams

• Quantity: 9 beads

Provenance:
From a well-documented private collection of Egyptian antiquities. Authenticity confirmed by experts.

Certification:
Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity verifying the age and origin of the beads.

Please Note:
As ancient artifacts, these beads should be handled with care to preserve their integrity.

Customs Information:
On orders outside the EU, a customs fee will be applied upon arrival to the buyer’s country.