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This needle
This ritual practice underscores the figure's role as a mediator between the earthly and spiritual realms
A border of vertical lines and raised dots adds texture and visual interest around the filling hole
Magnificent strand composed of mixed small-sized late 19th- and early 20th-century glass trade beads
were symbols of power and protection in Roman culture
Ming Dynasty Swatow Ware Porcelain Dish fragment This needleLate Ming Dynasty, c. 16101640 AD, Zhangzhou Prefecture, Fujian Province, China A superb large blue and white Swatow (Zhangzhou) ware dish, boldly painted in a soft grayish blue palette with traditional motifs. The center features a stylized Fu () character symbolizing good fortune, encircled by a characteristic biscuited brown band. The reverse is adorned with four concentric rings painted in underglaze blue. Produced in the coastal kilns of