Osculatorium with dolphin from Segóbriga 3 x 1 x 12 cm

Description

Reproduction of an instrument of Roman origin made in lost wax bronze.

Measurements: Width: 3 cm. Depth: 1 cm. Height: 12 cm.

Reproduction of a Roman osculatory, the original was found in the excavations of the Roman city of Segóbriga, Saelices (Cuenca), in the sector of the wall behind the theatre. It is on display in the Museum of Segóbriga. It consists of a rod with a decorative ring at one end. The upper part is decorated with the figure of a dolphin. The osculatory is used to remove oily perfumes and apply them to the body.

Decorative elements, archaeological reproductions from antiquity. Ideal for decoration or as a gift.