Luristan Bronze Libation Bowl stirrupspout Accession Number: 2008/2

Accession Number: 2008/2

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Two small loop handles are applied to the neck for suspension

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Luristan Bronze Libation Bowl stirrupspout Accession Number: 2008/2Ancient Near East, Luristan, c. 1200800 BC, Northwestern Iran This exquisite, finely crafted Luristan bronze libation bowl is a remarkable example of ancient Near Eastern metallurgy. Featuring a smooth, hemispherical form, it boasts a rounded yet stable base, a deep interior cavity, and a subtly indented rim, demonstrating the superior craftsmanship that set Luristan bronzes apart from their contemporaries. These ritual vessels were likely created for