Vishnukundin Period (450-615 AD)?, Andhra Region – Copper Ring (Probable Vishnukundin Period). This copper ornamental ring, likely attributable to the Vishnukundin period in the Andhra region, displays skilled craftsmanship and a distinctive rustic character. It features a prominent, curving round bezel with a raised stylized leaf or floral motif, possibly a local variation of a fleur-de-lis, enclosed by a textured border. The band is thick and robust, with faint rectangular or square decorative elements along its surface. The overall form, design language, and patination suggest a historical decorative or signet-type ring, reflecting the aesthetic traditions and cultural milieu of early Deccan metalwork, 19.45g, 27.6x23.48mm, 16.07mm inner diameter, about extremely fine, Rare.

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