Openwork Collection
"Exploring the Intricate Beauty of Openwork: A Journey Through Time" Step into a world where craftsmanship meets artistry
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"Exploring the Intricate Beauty of Openwork: A Journey Through Time" Step into a world where craftsmanship meets artistry, as we delve into the captivating realm of openwork. From ancient treasures to exquisite masterpieces, these intricate creations have stood the test of time and continue to mesmerize us with their delicate beauty. Take a glimpse into history with an Ashanti stool taken from the Palace of King Prempei. This remarkable piece showcases openwork patterns that reflect the rich cultural heritage of Ghana's Ashanti people. Marvel at the Faberge egg C013/4878, a symbol of opulence and luxury. Its meticulously crafted openwork design reveals a hidden treasure within, leaving us in awe of its craftsmanship. Travel back to Victorian times with "Valentine, " an anonymous creation from ca. 1880. The ornate openwork details on this piece evoke sentiments of love and romance, capturing hearts for generations. Discover ancient Korean artifacts like the Cup with Interior Rattle and Incised and Openwork Decoration from the Three Kingdoms period in the 5th century. Crafted by unknown hands, it showcases intricate designs that tell stories lost in time. Uncover mysteries surrounding Covered Stem Bowl with Openwork Decoration also hailing from Korea's Three Kingdoms period. Created by unknown artisans during the 5th or 6th century, its openwork motifs leave us wondering about their significance in ancient culture. Behold a Plaque with Openwork Phoenix from China's Five Dynasties period/Yuan dynasty (10th/14th century). The skillful execution of this artwork transports us to another era while showcasing mythical creatures through stunning openwork techniques. Witness timeless elegance through an enigmatic Openwork Ring dating back to approximately the 1st century. Though its creator remains unknown, this small yet intricate masterpiece speaks volumes about human creativity throughout history. Admire Ryusa, an ivory masterpiece created between 1830-60.