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REN1 · 16.0016

Mirror

10th–11th centuries CE
Bronze
Diameter: 6,8 cm

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Description

This mirror dates to the 10th–11th centuries and is made of bronze. This small mirror, with a diameter of 6,8 cm, is considered a fine and skillful example of the craftsmanship of the period. The patterns are a vivid expression of the rich cultural heritage and craft traditions of the region, reflected its ancient history, artistic skills, and aesthetic views of its people. The mirror also reflected everyday life, aesthetic taste, and spiritual views of the people of the period. Mirrors were widely used not only in everyday life but also for spiritual and symbolic purposes, forming an important part of the customs and culture of the society.