Repousse Collection
"Unveiling the Artistry of Repousse: From Ancient Relics to Modern Masterpieces" Step into a world where metal comes alive
Krishna's Ball, between c.1875 and c.1900. Creator: Unknown
Krishna's Ball, between c.1875 and c.1900
Buddha Seated in Meditation, 19th century. Creator: Unknown
Buddha Seated in Meditation, 19th century
Cup with RepousseFigure, A. D. 1100 / 1470. Creator: Unknown
Cup with Repousse Figure, A.D. 1100/1470
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"Unveiling the Artistry of Repousse: From Ancient Relics to Modern Masterpieces" Step into a world where metal comes alive, intricately shaped and molded by skilled hands. Repousse, an age-old technique that has captivated artists for centuries, showcases its mesmerizing beauty in various forms across time and cultures. Intriguingly crafted objects like The Magdalen Cup from 1573-74, adorned with silver gilt, transport us back to a bygone era. Its delicate details tell stories of opulence and devotion. Similarly, the Bowl from Nagyszentmiklos in Romania dates back to the 8th-9th century and boasts gold repousse work that speaks volumes about ancient craftsmanship. Celtic Relics offer glimpses into personal adornments made of precious gold and bronze. These intricate pieces were not only symbols of status but also reflections of artistic prowess passed down through generations. Traveling further eastward brings us to Tripoli, Libya's Cylindrical Torah scroll case from 1935—a testament to how repousse transcends borders and cultures. This silversmithed masterpiece preserves Jewish heritage while showcasing the versatility of this art form. The post-Sasanian silver dish featuring a repousse gold pheasant takes us on an enchanting journey through time—back to the 8th century AD when such exquisite creations graced royal tables with their brilliance. Moving closer to home is The Proctor Basin and Ewer from 1592-93—an exceptional example of silver-gilt repousse work that epitomizes elegance during the Renaissance period. Delving deeper into history reveals treasures like Stupa Reliquary dating back to the enigmatic 9th/10th century—an unknown creator skillfully shaping metal into sacred vessels for spiritual relics. Beaker artifacts spanning centuries showcase low relief repousse & incised gold techniques—a true testament to human creativity and ingenuity.