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Educational Tradition/Artistic Style: Reflecting Style I aesthetics
Cultural and Temporal Context: Originating from Germanic culture, created around 500 CE
Discovery/Acquisition Location: Found in Europe, specifically in Scandinavia, Sweden, on the island of Gotland
Materials: Crafted from silver and adorned with gold and niello accents
Description: This is a gold-plated silver brooch designed in the shape of a ray-shaped head. It has been cast and comprises several distinctive elements. These include a semi-circular head plate with wavy edges (although one side is damaged), three solid animal head handles, and a panel featuring carved Style I animal masks with profiled torsos.
The brooch's bow is adorned with scrolls and oblique lines framing a central rib, while the diamond-shaped foot plate features wavy edges around a panel decorated with scrolls placed above two masks separated by a ribbed segment. Additionally, there are a pair of side handles in the form of animal heads and a similar terminal.
The frame of the brooch is embellished with crossed triangles that have been inlaid with niello, adding intricate detail and visual interest to the overall design.