West Asian White Lotus Buddha Two-Eye Dzi

Tibetan "Dayi" Dzi represent imperfectly made Dzi beads. However, due to their scarcity, "Dayi" Dzi are rarer than commonly colored Dzi. The above is an introduction to Tibetan "Dayi" Dzi from the book "Interpretation of Ancient Beads" from mainland China. ***************************** White ancient beads from the West Asian bead lineage. A special lotus Buddha two-eye totem. Likely originating from buried beads in Myanmar. They exhibit characteristics of buried beads such as dark brown and earth-based patina, crackled patina, ice cracks, and internal weathering. Similar to Tibetan "Dayi" Dzi, unearthed examples are extremely rare. In 2019, when I first saw a West Asian white ancient bead in a fellow dealer's shop, its unique color and texture were remarkably eye-catching. It wasn't until 2020, after purchasing over two hundred thousand yuan worth of ancient beads and negotiating extensively, that I acquired it from a fellow dealer for 3,000 yuan. Three years later, in 2023, after the main dealer returned to Taiwan from an overseas trip in February, I saw West Asian white ancient beads of the same type again... West Asian white series Dzi are not outwardly beautiful, but their unearthed quantity is truly very small! ************************* Ancient beads originally held significant religious amuletic meaning and function. In challenging times, wearing an old protective bead can help regulate one's energy field and enhance fortune. Regularly reciting scriptures and mantras, practicing charity, and releasing captive animals will naturally turn misfortune into good fortune. 3000-114.03.01