Medieval to Post-Medieval Bronze Finger Rings opiumweights These cords are handwoven—without the

These cords are handwoven—without the use of a loom—into intricate mesh structures

which would have further enhanced its ceremonial impact

Chancay artisans excelled in creating delicate gauze weavings

after which their role shifted increasingly toward adornment and expressions of prestige

Provenance: According to information

Medieval to Post-Medieval Bronze Finger Rings opiumweights These cords are handwoven—without theMedieval to Post Medieval, c. 7001600 AD, Europe Fascinating and robust pair of bronze alloy finger rings, found in England. These small sized examples display classic medieval characteristicseach with a narrow recessed bezel that once held a coloured glass inlay or a semi precious stone, now lost to time. The surfaces retain an attractive greenish patina, with traces suggesting the rings were originally silvered or gilded. Despite their age, both