


This is a genuine. Rare and authentic early Islamic bronze rosewater sprinkler (golabzan). An exquisite example of Islamic metalwork, this piece was likely used in ceremonial or courtly settings for sprinkling rosewater, a symbol of hospitality and purification in the Islamic world. ? Region: Khorasan (Eastern Central Asia)?? Date: Early Islamic / Abbasid Era (9th-10th century AD)?? Material: Cast bronze with beautiful natural green patina?? Design. Unique 12-sided (dodecagonal) body. Intricately incised medallions with early Islamic scrollwork motifs. Raised decorative knobs, some with traces of red and white inlay. Tall neck with a flared trumpet-shaped mouth and additional raised elements. ? Condition: Excellent for age. Minor wear consistent with antiquity. ? Dimensions: [height 6 Inches and width 3 inches]. This museum-quality piece showcases the artistic and cultural sophistication of the Abbasid-era Khorasan region. A true collector’s item for those interested in early Islamic art, antique bronze, or Middle Eastern history.


