Cupping glass, Islamic, 1001-1400.

Cupping glass, Islamic, 1001-1400, provenance unknown Cupping glass, Islamic, 1001-1400. Cupping glass, Islamic, 1001-1400.

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Cupping glass, Islamic, 1001-1400, provenance unknown
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Cupping glass, Islamic, 1001-1400, provenance unknown

Cupping glass, Islamic, 1001-1400, exact provenance unknown. Cupping was an ancient therapy intended to restore the balance of the body. It remained popular in the Western world until the 19th century.

Details

Category:
Classical & Medieval Medicine
Collection:
Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection
Object Number:
A608650
Measurements:
overall: 120 mm 85 mm,
type:
cupping vessel