Ancient Seven-Line Beads from West Asia

Ancient Seven-Line Beads from West Asia. Excavated artifact. Subterranean ancient bead. Classified under the West Asian bead family (originating from regions like Myanmar, Pakistan, Afghanistan, etc.). The bead exhibits blueish soil encrustation, ice crack patterns, and soil crack patterns – typical signs of being buried underground. This particular ancient seven-line bead from West Asia has a reddish hue at both ends. It bears a strong resemblance to Nepalese seven-line beads from the Tibetan tradition. The key difference lies in the distinct method of white etching treatment in the center. The price difference between the two is vast, like heaven and earth. A Nepalese seven-line bead of the same size from the Tibetan tradition currently commands a market price starting from 50,000! ************************ Etched ancient beads originally held significant religious and protective meaning and purpose. In challenging times, wearing an old protective bead can help regulate one's energy field and enhance good fortune. By regularly reciting scriptures or mantras, practicing charity, and releasing captive animals, one can naturally avert misfortune and welcome auspiciousness. 3000-113.08.06