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Detailed Stylistic and Historical Analysis of the Open-Work Glass Paste Bottle from Upper Egypt

Egypt (Third Intermediate Period)

Detailed Stylistic and Historical Analysis of the Open-Work Glass Paste Bottle from Upper Egypt

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Date Created: Created ca. 1070–718 B.C.E. Period: The Third Intermediate Period of Egypt (specifically spanning the 21st through 25th Dynasties, characterized by innovative funerary arts and specialized vitreous compositions).

Cosmetic and Unguent Container: Designed to hold precious scented oils, ritual perfumes, or personal cosmetics for elite members of society during the Third Intermediate Period. Amuletic and Regenerative Talisman: The integration of Hathor emblems and lotus symbolism served a powerful magical function, invoking divine protection, rebirth, and eternal regeneration for the deceased or owner in both earthly and afterlife realms.

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