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The Fayum Bowl draws inspiration from a group of Egyptian cosmetic vessels dating to ca. 1887–1750 B.C., discovered in a tomb at Haraga and held in The Met collection. Handcrafted in onyx, each piece carries its own unique natural veining and coloration, making every bowl distinctly individual. Its stone construction provides a weighty, tactile quality suited to displaying small treasured objects. Dimensions: W16 x H12 cm.
Introducing the "Fayum Bowl" by Eichholtz, inspired by a group of Egyptian cosmetic vessels (ca. 1887–1750 B.C.) discovered in a tomb at Haraga. Crafted with the finest onyx finish, this bowl embodies timeless allure. It's an elegant vessel for your treasured possessions, and lends a touch of ancient artistry and sophistication to your home decor. HISTORIC PROVENANCE The Bowl Fayum is influenced by a group of Egyptian stone vessels (ca. 1887–1750 B.C.) in The Met collection. These cosmetic vessels from the Middle Kingdom were discovered in a tomb at Haraga. The Vase Fayumis exquisitely crafted by hand in onyx. Each piece offers its own unique coloration and natural veins.Dimensions: 6.30" | H. 4.72"
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