Paneelide
Paneelide is a rare and historically significant type of Byzantine-era glassware, primarily associated with the production of glass vessels in the Eastern Roman Empire (Byzantine Empire) during the 6th to 8th centuries AD. The name "Paneelide" originates from the Greek term *panēlia*, meaning "plate" or "dish," reflecting the flat, shallow forms often produced in this style. These artifacts are notable for their distinctive decorative techniques and the use of colored glass, often featuring intricate patterns and geometric designs.
Paneelide glassware was primarily crafted in workshops located in the eastern Mediterranean, particularly in regions such
Archaeological evidence suggests that Paneelide glassware was used for both functional and ceremonial purposes, including as
Today, Paneelide glassware is highly valued by collectors and museums, offering insights into the material culture