Church canons, rules, norms and measures are peculiar models and principles of Christian teaching, which have their own characteristics in the Christian faith. Traditions and traditions that are observed in this art in the field of visual expression. It was the Byzantine Empire that imposed the icon-painting art, created its basic rules, and determined its tendencies. By spreading Orthodoxy and imposing its culture among the surrounding peoples, she passed on her icon-painting traditions. Bulgarian, Serbian, Russian, Romanian iconography are strongly influenced by Byzantium, which does not prevent them from having their own characteristics. The revival brings renewal, the new style is close to the folk traditions, without contradicting the canons of the genre. At the end of the 19th century, a new artistic worldview was established… Byzantine art was rediscovered. Skillful and hard-working hands from morning to night forged, drew and shaped exquisite silver jewelry, amulets and more. Diversity marking human development. Art schools appeared, with master goldsmiths, painters, engravers, carvers, who left a mark of higher creativity on the products. The new masters well understood their task, to follow the original guidelines created by their predecessors. Pay attention to the photos. There is a small difference between the two halves in the production of mother-of-pearl. One is more masterfully made… With more detailed and clear contours of the image. If you are not sure that you like it…. So that you don’t have to return it, because these things are very old, and it is not desirable, much.. The item “Antique Silver Religious Buckle. Pafti. Ethnography. Mother-of-pearl” is in sale since Wednesday, March 24, 2021. This item is in the category “Antiques\Ethnographic\Other Ethnographic Antiques”. The seller is “mitakaboy” and is located in European Union. This item can be shipped to North, South, or Latin America, all countries in Europe, Australia.
- Color: Silver