Celestial Totem
Categorized within the West Asian bead system (Myanmar, Pakistan, Afghanistan, etc.).
Features signs of burial, such as calcification and dehydration, earth erosion, skin cracking, shrinkage lines, and leather-like texture.
Suitable as a sample of buried ancient beads from the region.
This celestial totem ancient bead is not a Tibetan Dzi bead.
If it were a Tibetan celestial totem,
even in this damaged state, its market value would likely be around 100,000!
The West Asian bead system uses entirely different inlay and coloring methods compared to Tibetan heirloom Dzi beads.
Heirloom and buried beads possess vastly different textures,
and their price points are worlds apart... the difference is truly astonishing.
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Ancient beads hold religious significance and protective purposes.
In challenging times, wearing an ancient protective bead can help regulate one's energy field and enhance fortune.
Regularly chanting scriptures, reciting mantras, practicing charity, and releasing captive animals will naturally avert misfortune and bring good luck.
600-113.10.08
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- Taiwan
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- Ancient Buried Bead with West Asian Celestial Totem (Pyu Beads - Hsinbyu - West Asian Beads - Ancient Beads - Agate Ancient Beads - Inlaid Etched Ancient Beads)
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