Ancient Tibetan Dzi Bead, Daro Six-Eyed Dzi Bead (circa 7th–10th century, Tang Dynasty to Tibetan Empire Period)

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Dimensions & Weight: 7th–10th century CE (Tang Dynasty to Tibetan Empire Period); Length: approx. 2 cm (0.79 in), Weight: 9 g，Condition & Provenance: The bead is well preserved with a complete form and clearly defined six-eye motifs. The surface displays natural weathering patterns, a mature aged patina, and a smooth oily luster developed through long-term wear. The perforation is finely polished with a smooth interior, showing no obvious chips or losses. Provenance: From a private collection in New York, USA; acquired and preserved by the collector for many years.Description: This ancient agate Daro Six-Eyed Dzi bead features the classic oval Daro form, with a full, rounded body and a balanced, substantial silhouette. The bead has a deep brown ground decorated with soft ivory-white etched patterns, creating a warm and harmonious appearance. The six-eye motif is clearly arranged with natural staining variations and refined decorative balance. The entire surface shows fine fish-scale weathering patterns, a rich aged patina, and a smooth luster developed over centuries of use. The rounded ends and polished aperture reflect traditional craftsmanship and long-term wear. The Six-Eyed Dzi bead is highly valued in Tibetan culture, symbolizing protection, the removal of obstacles, balance, and lasting blessings. With complete decoration and excellent preservation, this piece is ideal for collectors, traditional jewelry settings, and museum-quality collections.

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