Early Islamic Bone Spindle Whorls bactriamargiana globular body rising from a

globular body rising from a broad ring base

This small-sized bottle features a piriform (pear-shaped) body and a tubular long neck with a slight constriction at the junction to the flat base

and by the forest-dwelling aziza spirits

A superb and finely potted Khmer Angkor–Bayon period honey jar

marking ownership

Early Islamic Bone Spindle Whorls bactriamargiana globular body rising from aNishapur, c. 8001100 AD, North East Iran A rare and captivating set of three carved bone spindle whorls, each elegantly formed in barrel and ribbed tubular shapes, their surfaces adorned with finely incised linear and geometric decoration. Subtle natural pink hues enrich the surface, imbuing these utilitarian objects with warmth and character. Once mounted on spindles, they were indispensable tools for spinning thread. Excavated at Nishapura