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Lamassu Winged Bull Collection
• Lamassu Winged Bull Cufflinks: 721-705 B.C. From the collections of the Oriental Institute, Chicago.
• These cufflinks are inspired by a giant assyrian statue of a human-headed winged bull. The Lamassu was discovered in 1929 by Oriental Institute archaeologists. He guarded the entrance to the throne room of the Assyrian King Sargon II (721-705 B.C.) in his capital city of Dur-Sharrukin, today known as Khorsabad. He is made of gypsum, stands 16 feet tall and is estimated to weigh 40 tons.
• Neoclassical design makes an elegant and traditional statement in a modern context by combining contemporary techniques with timeless themes and design elements drawn from the ancient world
• Handcrafted in USA under strict standards of quality and workmanship | Free Gift Packaging | Photos enlarged to show detail | Ethically Sourced | 90 Days Warranty
• Details: Total Weight: 11 Grams | Setting: no-metal-stamp, pewter | Width: 20 mm (0.8in) | Item Length: 20 mm (0.8in) | Height: 20 mm (0.8in) | Period/Style: Neoclassical | Origin: USA | Condition: New | Includes: Gift Pouch/Bag
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