Osculatory with bird from Segóbriga. 4 x 0,7 x 11 cm

Description

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

Measurements: Width: 4 cm. Depth: 0.7 cm. Length: 11 cm.

The original is in the Museum of Segóbriga, Cuenca.

Reproduction of an osculatory, a Roman instrument for stir perfumes. This osculatory was found in the forum of the city. It has a ring at one end, the other end is crowned with the image of two birds. These pieces were toiletries and were used to stir and mix oily perfumes and apply them to the body.

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