This bead, adorned with circular motifs against a dark background, is reminiscent of Phoenician glasswork known from around 400 to 200 BCE. The Phoenicians, noted for their seafaring and trade, were also skilled artisans in glass-making. The pattern is indicative of the period's aesthetic preferences, where such motifs were common in various forms of art and decoration. Glass items from this era were highly valued, often traded across the Mediterranean and beyond, signifying wealth and cultural connections. The presence of this bead in a modern market underscores the enduring legacy of Phoenician craftsmanship and the long-standing appreciation for intricate glass artistry.

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Acquired from a notable private collection in the Eastern Mediterranean region.

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1.3 x 1.1 cm