West Asian 3-Color Water Pattern Ancient Beads

Excavated artifacts. Subterranean ancient beads. Classified under the West Asian bead category (Myanmar, Pakistan, Afghanistan, etc.). Water pattern motif. A 3-color etched craftsmanship with a higher market value. Features include burial characteristics such as shrinkage cracks, earth biting, and shrinkage lines. **************************** West Asian beads not only feature primitive totems of nature worship (mountains, rivers, sun, moon, stars, lightning, etc.) but also Hindu and Buddhist totems. They also integrate cultures from Zoroastrianism and ancient Egyptian civilizations. To truly appreciate ancient beads, it is beneficial to consult extensive international resources (especially those from mainland China). This broadens one's perspective, preventing a narrow view. ****************************** Ancient beads originally held significant religious and protective meanings and functions. During challenging times, wearing an old protective bead can help regulate one's energy field and enhance fortune. Regularly reciting scriptures, chanting mantras, practicing charity, and releasing captured animals will naturally avert misfortune.