Roman Bronze Cosmetic Tweezers dish the bracelet is adorned with

the bracelet is adorned with repeated low-relief braided design — a decorative vocabulary that resonates with the visual traditions of neighboring Đông Sơn art from northern Vietnam

Named after finds in the Magle Mose ("Big Bog") near Mullerup on Zealand

000–6000 B

Six major kiln groups flourished during this period

Roman Bronze Cosmetic Tweezers dish the bracelet is adorned withThe Roman Empire, c. 100400 AD A magnificent and complete pair of Roman bronze cosmetic tweezers, beautifully preserved and displaying the refined simplicity characteristic of Roman personal grooming tools. Expertly fashioned from a single piece of flat bronze, the metal is folded and indented to form a rounded suspension loop at the top, allowing the tweezers to be worn or hung for immediate use. The elongated blades are rectangular in section,