Ancient West Asian Wire-Drawn Bead Bracelet (Length 21.2 cm)

Excavated Artifacts. Buried Ancient Beads. Ancient West Asian Wire-Drawn Bead Bracelet Most beads are unearthed, buried ancient beads from regions like Myanmar, Pakistan, and Afghanistan. The etched and colored technique is distinctly different from Tibetan Dzi beads. The circular patterns on the wire-drawn beads historically represented magic circles, offering protection to the wearer from evil forces. The beads exhibit signs of burial, such as gray patina, dewatering and calcification, internal weathering, and shrinkage lines. The bracelet measures 21.2 cm in length. *********************** Etched ancient beads originally held significant religious amuletic meaning and purpose. During challenging times, wearing an old protective bead can help regulate one's energy field and enhance fortune. Regularly reciting scriptures and mantras, practicing generosity, and releasing captive animals will naturally bring auspiciousness and avert misfortune.