RED JASPER INTAGLIO OF SILENUS’ FACE ROMAN, 1ST–2ND CENTURY A.D. RED JASPER INTAGLIO OF SILENUS’ FACE ROMAN, 1ST–2ND CENTURY A.D. RED JASPER INTAGLIO OF SILENUS’ FACE ROMAN, 1ST–2ND CENTURY A.D.

Lot 47 RED JASPER INTAGLIO OF SILENUS’ FACE ROMAN, 1ST–2ND CENTURY A.D.

Reference: ART6001295

This striking intaglio, carved from deep red jasper, presents the bearded face of Silenus, a companion and tutor to the god Dionysus in Greek and Roman mythology. Rendered with expressive detail, the figure’s wide eyes, prominent features, and wild beard evoke the spirited and often drunken wisdom of this mythological elder. Radiating from the head are stylized locks or vine-like shapes, perhaps symbolizing his divine association with wine and nature. Likely used as a personal seal or amulet, 0.8 cm. Weight: 0.68 gr.

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