Pair of Cuff Bands Roman period (30 B.C.– 641 A.D.), 3rd/5th century

This pair of cuff bands, crafted by Coptic artisans during the Roman period (3rd/5th century), showcase intricate geometric patterns woven into a light brown fabric. These bands likely adorned the sleeves of garments, reflecting the rich textile traditions of the Coptic culture in ancient Egypt. The delicate patterns, possibly inspired by Sasanian motifs, demonstrate the skilled craftsmanship and artistic sensibilities of the time. The cuff bands serve as a fascinating glimpse into the everyday life and fashion of the Coptic people during a significant era in history.