Bowl Fayum
Introducing the "Fayum Bowl" by Eichholtz, inspired by a group of Egyptian cosmetic vessels (ca. 1887–1750 B.C.) discovered in a tomb at Haraga. Crafted with the finest onyx finish, this bowl embodies timeless allure. It's an elegant vessel for your treasured possessions, and lends a touch of ancient artistry and sophistication to your home decor. HISTORIC PROVENANCE The Bowl Fayum is influenced by a group of Egyptian stone vessels (ca. 1887–1750 B.C.) in The Met collection. These cosmetic vessels from the Middle Kingdom were discovered in a tomb at Haraga. The Vase Fayumis exquisitely crafted by hand in onyx. Each piece offers its own unique coloration and natural veins.
Dimensions: 6.30" | H. 4.72"
Description
Introducing the "Fayum Bowl" by Eichholtz, inspired by a group of Egyptian cosmetic vessels (ca. 1887–1750 B.C.) discovered in a tomb at Haraga. Crafted with the finest onyx finish, this bowl embodies timeless allure. It's an elegant vessel for your treasured possessions, and lends a touch of ancient artistry and sophistication to your home decor. HISTORIC PROVENANCE The Bowl Fayum is influenced by a group of Egyptian stone vessels (ca. 1887–1750 B.C.) in The Met collection. These cosmetic vessels from the Middle Kingdom were discovered in a tomb at Haraga. The Vase Fayumis exquisitely crafted by hand in onyx. Each piece offers its own unique coloration and natural veins.
Dimensions: 6.30" | H. 4.72"
