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with gold-plated spacers
The smaller examples are thought to correspond to hand or finger cymbals
the surface showing overall battering and abrasion from repeated use
On loan to the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art
Condition: Overall scattered surface deposits
A small Luristan bronze openwork Harness Bell, ca. 1000 – 700 BCE Sculpture - Wood with gold-plated spacersA rare Luristan openwork bronze bell composed of eight vertical ribs converging at the top beneath a narrow neck terminating in a pierced suspension loop. The spherical cage encloses a free moving clapper. Luristan bronze bells of this type are generally interpreted as horse harness fittings or chariot ornaments. They were suspended from strap junctions, cheekpieces, or harness plaques to produce a soft jingling sound as the horses movedserving both a
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