The Global Egyptian Museum

Kom met brede schouder en convexe steel uit halfdoorschijnend groenbruin glas. De kunst van het glasblazen in plaats van vormen om een kern werd door de Romeinen ontwikkeld en in Egypte geïntroduceerd. Ondanks de hoge productie-aantallen was glas een luxeproduct en glazen vaten werden vaak als erfstukken generaties lang of zelfs eeuwen bewaard.

Bowl with broad shoulder and convex stem, of semi-transparent green-brown glass. The art of blowing, rather than core-moulding, glass vessels was developed and introduced into Egypt by the Romans. Despite high numbers in production, glass was a luxury product, and vessels were often kept as heirlooms across generations and even centuries.

Schale mit breiter Schulter und konvexem Stiel aus halbdurchsichtigem, grün-braunem Glas. Die Kunst der Glasbläserei, im Unterschied zur Kernformung, wurde von den Römern entwickelt und in Ägypten eingeführt. Trotz hoher Produktionszahlen war Glas ein Luxusprodukt, und Gefäße wurden oft über Generationen oder gar Jahrhunderte hinweg als Erbstücke aufbewahrt.

Coppa con ampia spalla e gambo convesso, di vetro semitrasparente di colore verde-marrone. L'arte di soffiare i vasi di vetro, invece di forgiarne il nucleo a stampo, fu diffusa ed introdotta in Egitto dai Romani. Nonostante venisse prodotto in grande quantità, il vetro rimase un prodotto di lusso, ed i vasi erano spesso trasmessi in eredità per generazioni ed addirittura per secoli.

Tigela com ombros largos e pé convexo,  em vidro verde semitransparente. A arte de soprar o vidro, em vez de molde a partir de núcleo, foi desenvolvida  no Egipto pelos romanos. Apesar dos elevados números de produção, o vidro era um produto de luxo, e os recipientes eram muitas vezes mantidos como herança por várias gerações.

Cuenco con hombros anchos y pie convexo de vidrio verde amarronado semitransparente. El arte del soplado de vidrio, en vez de moldear recipientes de vidrio, fue desarrollado e introducido en Egipto por los romanos. Pese a la elevada producción, el vidrio era un producto de lujo y los recipientes eran conservados como reliquias familiares durante generaciones e incluso siglos.

Bowl with broad shoulder and convex stem, of semi-transparent green-brown glass. The art of blowing, rather than core-moulding, glass vessels was developed and introduced into Egypt by the Romans. Despite high numbers in production, glass was a luxury product, and vessels were often kept as heirlooms across generations and even centuries.

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