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Set of Pendants Ending in a Bull's Head

185–72 BCE
(185–78 BCE)
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A gold pendant is shaped like a horizontal, wavy form textured with dense granulation. Smooth, raised lines frame the beaded surface, which curves upward at both ends. At the center cluster three small, rounded protrusions. Small cylindrical tubes for threading are located along the top and bottom edges of the bright yellow object. Its rhythmic composition is defined by the contrast between the densely textured surface and its smooth, undulating contours.

Set of Pendants Ending in a Bull's Head

185–72 BCE

India, Shunga period (185–78 BCE)

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