Description
Roman Glass Perfume Bottle from Jesus’ Time – Jerusalem Find
In the Early Roman period, aromatic perfumes held great value. This artifact, a Roman Glass perfume bottle from the time of Jesus, connects directly to biblical narratives.
Women brought spices to Jesus’ tomb, likely in similar vessels, as described in Luke 24:1-2. Discovered in Jerusalem, it features bluish glass with iridescent patina. The bottle stands at 4 inches tall, with a rounded body, wide neck, and stable base.
It includes a display stand and certificate of authenticity. IAA export approved, shipped from Jerusalem, ideal for collectors and educators.




























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