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Palmette-Shaped Decorative Element in Bronze Sheet
Where
Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Capo Colonna
via Hera Lacinia
88900 Crotone
Description
Decorative element made of repoussé bronze sheet, depicting a palmette motif. It consists of nine rounded petals. The surface is enhanced with finely incised details, including the central core and the
... read more >Decorative element made of repoussé bronze sheet, depicting a palmette motif. It consists of nine rounded petals. The surface is enhanced with finely incised details, including the central core and the volutes.
This palmette most likely decorated a flat surface, perhaps belonging to a wooden object that formed part of the sacred furnishings of the sanctuary.
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