Cosmetic Jar in the Form of the God Bes
https://clevelandart.org/art/1995.13
Both ancient Egyptian men and women loved cosmetics. Unguents, oils, and perfumes made from aromatic plant resins and gums were obtained at great cost from distant lands. The objects identified with cosmetics were given lavish treatment. The god Bes, patron god of cosmetics, i...
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Terms
Technique
Egyptian blue
Medium
Egyptian blue
Genre
Vessels
Department
Egyptian and Ancient Near Eastern Art
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