The Temple of Hatshepsut at the West Bank of Luxor. At nearly 3,500 year old, it is one of the best preserved and most unique temples in Egypt, built during the reign of Hatshepsut, perhaps the most powerful woman in antiquity. [OC] [4000×2669]May 30, 2025
The ‘Dancing Ganapati’ from 17th century Tibet made of gilt copper alloy with pigments and turquoise inlays, Rubin Museum of Himalayan Art[1177X1536]May 29, 2025
Small gold reliquary shaped like a Buddhist stupa. Kabul, Afghanistan, 1st century AD [1050×1050]May 29, 2025
Horse armor made for Duke Ulrich of Württemberg by Wilhelm von Worms the Elder. Nuremburg, Germany, 1507 [4900×3000]May 29, 2025
Warrior Relief Carving from the Tomb of Wang Chuzhi, Late Tang to Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms Period [4380×6615]May 29, 2025
Salamander Brooch from London, c.1600-1650 CE: this 400-year-old brooch is made of emerald, diamond, gold, and enamel [3884×5130]May 29, 2025
Bohemian or Palatinate Crown from 1370/80 is the oldest surviving crown of England. It came to Heidelberg as part of Princess Blanche’s dowry and is now in the Munich Treasury.[1284×2278]May 28, 2025
