Fajancefad med en ærkebiskops våben 17th century

This 17th-century faience dish, housed at the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst, features a striking display of an archbishop's coat of arms. The central design showcases a shield bearing a heraldic lion and a crown, all intricately adorned with flowing foliage and a decorative ribbon. The surrounding border is equally captivating, featuring a rich and detailed pattern of scrolling foliage and stylized blossoms. The piece serves as a fascinating glimpse into the artistry and decorative traditions of its time, showcasing the use of faience for creating ornate and symbolic objects.