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Bracelet with Agathodaimon, Isis-Tyche, Aphrodite, and Terenouthis, 1st (gold)

Bracelet with Agathodaimon, Isis-Tyche, Aphrodite, and Terenouthis, 1st (gold)


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Bracelet with Agathodaimon, Isis-Tyche, Aphrodite, and Terenouthis, 1st (gold)

3746255 Bracelet with Agathodaimon, Isis-Tyche, Aphrodite, and Terenouthis, 1st (gold) by Egyptian, Roman Period (c.30 BC - AD 337); 4x5.5 cm; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA; (add.info.: Fertility and luck woven into this bracelet with a Herakles knot at the centre. One snake represents Agathodaimon, the other Terenouthis (fertility gods associated with Serapis and Isis) Isis-Tyche and Aphrodite between them.
1st century B.C.-A.D. 1st century ); Egyptian, out of copyright

Media ID 22311748

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This print showcases a stunning bracelet adorned with intricate designs and powerful symbolism. Crafted during the Egyptian Roman Period, this golden piece measures 4x5.5 cm and is currently housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. The bracelet exudes an aura of fertility and luck, as evidenced by its ornate decoration. At its center lies a Herakles knot, symbolizing strength and resilience. Two snakes gracefully coil around the bracelet, each representing a different deity associated with fertility - Agathodaimon and Terenouthis. Standing between these serpentine guardians are Isis-Tyche and Aphrodite, two revered goddesses from ancient mythology. Their presence further enhances the bracelet's mystical allure. Dating back to the 1st century B. C. -A. D. , this remarkable piece reflects both Egyptian and Roman influences. Its patterned ornamentation pays homage to classical aesthetics while incorporating elements specific to Alexandrian culture. As you gaze upon this exquisite work of art, you can't help but be drawn into its rich history and mythical significance. It serves as a talismanic reminder of fortune's favor throughout time, transcending borders and empires. With every glance at this beautifully crafted jewelry piece, one can't help but feel connected to ancient Egypt's vibrant past while appreciating the skillful metalwork that has preserved it for centuries.

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