Beads from a Rosary
https://clevelandart.org/art/1952.277
Rosaries were devices for counting a sequence of prayers and were the proud possessions of the elite, along with their books of hours. In paintings and miniatures they are often shown looped through the belts of their owners.
Artifact
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1952.277
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Terms
Culture
Italy, early 16th century
Technique
gilt copper with champlevé enamel
Genre
Enamel
Department
Medieval Art
Relations
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