Sasanian Bronze Bowl with Incised Circle (No reserve price)

Sasanian bronze bowls are exemplary of the rich metallurgical and artistic traditions in Persia from the 3rd to 7th centuries CE. Characterized by incised circular decorations, these bowls often feature intricate patterns and iconography reflective of Sasanian courtly aesthetics and religious motifs. The bronze material showcases advanced metalworking techniques, including engraving and casting, common in the Sasanian Empire, which influenced subsequent Middle Eastern art. Such bowls were likely used in both daily life and ceremonial settings, embodying the grandeur and sophistication of one of the last great Persian empires before the Islamic era.