Tang to Song Dynasty (7th–13th Century) Tibetan Eight-Eye Dzi Bead

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Dimensions: Length 6cm (2.36in), Weight 14g, 7th–13th Century，Condition & Provenance: The bead is preserved in complete condition with natural weathering marks, a mature aged patina, and a warm, subdued surface luster developed through centuries. Provenance: Private Collection, New York, USA.Description: This eight-eye Dzi bead features a classic elongated olive-shaped form, with a fuller central body and gently tapered ends. The bead is finely polished with smoothly finished perforations for wearing as a pendant. The body is decorated with a black ground and creamy white etched patterns, featuring intersecting geometric designs and eight evenly arranged eye motifs. The bold black-and-white contrast creates a powerful visual rhythm, while the surface displays natural weathering, a rich patina, and a soft restrained sheen developed over time. In Tibetan Buddhist bead culture, the eight-eye Dzi bead represents blessings from all directions, protection, and auspicious fortune. This complete and well-preserved example carries strong historical character and remains highly desirable for both collectors and personal adornment.

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