The eagle, ruler of the skies and the most powerful of birds, has long been regarded as a symbol of strength, sovereignty, and eternity. Across Anatolian civilizations—from the Hittites to the Hellenistic, Roman, and later periods—eagle imagery was widely used in architecture and decorative arts, appearing as emblems, ornaments, and integral parts of monumental designs.
From the earliest days of coinage, the authority responsible for minting coins—whether a state or ruling power—placed symbolic images, marks, or inscriptions on them to represent identity and legitimacy. The double-headed eagle, in particular, became an emblem of palatial power and sovereignty, and appeared as a state symbol on the coins of Anatolian principalities.
The Vase features a stylized double-headed eagle motif inspired by the from an Artuqid coin are applied onto the glass surface and mounted onto the piece as sculptural elements.
The Vase is crafted from handmade glass using a combination of three different tones—cream opal, amber, and clear glass. All decorative patterns are meticulously hand-finished using antique-effect paints, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship and an enduring archaeological narrative.
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