Flask c. 5th - 6th century

This small glass flask was created somewhere in the ancient Levant, but its exact origins remain unknown. These flasks, delicate yet functional, speak to the cultural exchanges and technological innovations of their time. Crafted from blown glass, it represents the mastery of ancient artisans who transformed simple materials into objects of beauty and utility. It's small, so it fits easily in your hand. Imagine who might have held it, what precious liquids it might have contained, and the stories it could tell. Consider how an object like this, made by anonymous hands, connects us to the everyday lives of people long past. The Flask embodies an alternative narrative, inviting us to imagine a world where artistry and craftsmanship were deeply interwoven with daily existence.