West Asian 20-Line Ancient Bead (Length 9.81cm, Width 1.41cm, Sample bead, broken and repaired)

Excavated artifact. Buried ancient bead. Classified under the West Asian bead lineage (Myanmar, Pakistan, Afghanistan, etc.). 20 white lines. Known in the industry as a 20-line ancient bead. Based on external appearance and color alone, it closely resembles ancient three-color etched beads from the Myanmar region. Concentric eye patterns. In ancient times, circular eye patterns served as magical wards, intended to ward off evil and negative forces. Features characteristic of burial, such as agate iridescence and crackled patterns from burial, and darkened etched lines. Length 9.81cm, Width 1.41cm. Broken into 3 sections from burial. However, after excavation, it can still be reassembled into a complete bead. It has been repaired and strung with a stainless steel cord. Ready for immediate wear. This type of ancient bead, broken and damaged from burial, cannot be replicated by modern fakes. Reproduction artisans are unwilling to attempt to counterfeit them. Just as one needs fragments of ancient pottery to study old ceramics, one also needs excellent ancient bead samples to study ancient beads. ************************* Ancient beads originally carried significant religious and protective meaning and purpose. During challenging times, wearing an old protective bead can help regulate one's energy field and enhance fortune. Practicing chanting, reciting mantras, and engaging in acts of charity and releasing captive animals will naturally bring about auspicious outcomes. 3500-114.01.12