Twined Collection

"Twined: A Journey Through Time and Culture" Step into the world artistry, where history intertwines with creativity

Twined Collection: Asklepios / Aesculapius

Asklepios / Aesculapius
Greek - Roman god of medicine and healing : the serpent twined round a staff was his attribute

Twined Collection: Coyney twined the stout rope round his left arm (engraving)

Coyney twined the stout rope round his left arm (engraving)
736062 Coyney twined the stout rope round his left arm (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Watlands; Coyney twined the stout rope round his left arm)

Grape Vines and Banner Date: 1872

England, Bristol, Coiled rope on the SS Great Britain

Twined Collection: Cooking Basket late 1800s Northwest Coast Tlingit

Cooking Basket late 1800s Northwest Coast Tlingit
Cooking Basket, late 1800s. Northwest Coast, Tlingit, late 19th Century. Spruce root; twined, false embroidery; overall: 30.8 x 30.5 cm (12 1/8 x 12 in.)

Twined Collection: Cooking Bowl Unassigned 1927 California Native American

Cooking Bowl Unassigned 1927 California Native American
Cooking Bowl, Unassigned, before 1927. California (?), Native American, Unassigned. Twined; overall: 14.8 x 21 cm (5 13/16 x 8 1/4 in.)

Twined Collection: Copenhagen, Denmark - Borsen

Copenhagen, Denmark - Borsen
Borsen (Stock Exchange) - a fine building on Slotsholmen in central Copenhagen, Denmark. Built by Christian IV in 16191640 and the oldest stock exchange in Denmark

Twined Collection: Represantant d une grande nation, engraving 1799, a grotesque monster, nude and hairy

Represantant d une grande nation, engraving 1799, a grotesque monster, nude and hairy, representing the Constitution of the Year III

Twined Collection: Represantant D une Grande Nation

Represantant D une Grande Nation, Engraving 1799, A Grotesque Monster, Nude And Hairy, Representing The Constitution Of The Year Iii

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"Twined: A Journey Through Time and Culture" Step into the world artistry, where history intertwines with creativity. From ancient Greek mythology to modern-day artifacts, the concept of twining has left its mark on various aspects of human civilization. In the realm of mythology, Asklepios or Aesculapius, the Greek god of healing and medicine, is often depicted with a staff entwined by a serpent. This symbolizes the power and knowledge that healers possess in their craft. Transporting ourselves to 19th-century England, we find Coyney carefully twining a stout rope around his left arm in an intriguing engraving. The strength and precision required for such a task are evident as he skillfully manipulates each strand. Moving forward in time but staying within Bristol's borders, we encounter coiled ropes aboard the majestic SS Great Britain. These intricate knots serve as both functional tools for maritime adventures and captivating works of art. Venturing beyond England's shores to Copenhagen, Denmark, our eyes are drawn to Borsen - an architectural masterpiece adorned with grapevines intertwined along its facade. Nature's beauty merges seamlessly with man-made structures in this stunning display. As Christmas approaches, twined decorations adorn homes worldwide. Whether it be garlands or wreaths intricately woven together from evergreen branches or delicate threads forming festive banners - these creations bring joy during the holiday season. Returning once again to Bristol's maritime heritage, we witness coiled ropes on board the SS Great Britain. These meticulously crafted bundles represent not only nautical prowess but also pay homage to centuries-old seafaring traditions. Shifting gears towards women's suffrage movements in early 20th-century England brings us face-to-face with a W. S. P. U badge worn proudly by suffragettes advocating for equal rights. Twisted ribbons symbolize unity among women fighting for their place in society.