

Ceremonial Spearhead and Ferrule
The Ceremonial Spearhead and Ferrule by an unknown artist is a tall, narrow object with a pointed tip. The object has a long, thin, tapered shape, with a dark brown base that is wider than the rest of the object. Above the base, there are sections with various widths and decorative patterns. The object features gold, black, and white colors. The background of the image is gray, with a slight shadow visible beneath the object. The object appears to be made of metal. It has an intricate design with patterns and shapes. The object is symmetrical about its central axis. The top section is narrower than the lower sections. The object has a ferrule, which is the lower section that appears to be made of a different material.
Artwork Details
- Date
- 17th–18th century
- Medium
- Iron, gold, silver
- Culture
- Tibetan
- Dimensions
- 390 × 624 px
- Public Domain
- Yes
- Museum Record
- View original
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