Ancient India Coins, India Coins, Antique Coins of INDIA

Primitive Money (5-6 Century CE), Post-Gupta Period?, Gold Jewelry-– Mukut, an exquisitely ancient crown, likely designed for the adornment of Lord Vishnu. This gorgeous piece highlights intricate craftsmanship with stylized circular beads knotted with a threaded string and a dual lock mechanism. The iconography features a beautifully decorated beetle leaf, often seen on a kalash, and evokes the harmonious blend of a lotus and sacred kalash. Its symbolic design represents purity and divine consecrations. This piece was likely used as barter, showcasing both its artistic and cultural significance, 4.5g, 9.43x31.6mm, mud deposits on the surface, about very fine, Very Rare

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