An Ancient Tibetan Chung Dzi Bead, Ming Dynasty, 14th-17th Century

This exceptional three-striped Tibetan Chung Dzi bead from the Ming Dynasty era (14th-17th century) exemplifies the enduring craftsmanship and spiritual significance of Dzi beads in Himalayan culture.

A lot of four antique elongate agate Chung Dzi beads from the Himalayan Tibetan region, attributed to the Qing dynasty era. Each bead measures between 3.7 to 4.3 cm in length, translating to about 1.4

This chung dzi bead, with its enigmatic dark hues and stark banding, is a quintessential artifact of Tibetan culture. Dzi beads are deeply rooted in Tibetan tradition, often used as protective amulets

This chung dzi bead, with its enigmatic dark hues and stark banding, is a quintessential artifact of Tibetan culture. Dzi beads are deeply rooted in Tibetan tradition, often used as protective amulets

This chung dzi bead, with its enigmatic dark hues and stark banding, is a quintessential artifact of Tibetan culture. Dzi beads are deeply rooted in Tibetan tradition, often used as protective amulets

This chung dzi bead, with its enigmatic dark hues and stark banding, is a quintessential artifact of Tibetan culture. Dzi beads are deeply rooted in Tibetan tradition, often used as protective amulets

This chung dzi bead, with its enigmatic dark hues and stark banding, is a quintessential artifact of Tibetan culture. Dzi beads are deeply rooted in Tibetan tradition, often used as protective amulets

This chung dzi bead, with its enigmatic dark hues and stark banding, is a quintessential artifact of Tibetan culture. Dzi beads are deeply rooted in Tibetan tradition, often used as protective amulets

This chung dzi bead, with its enigmatic dark hues and stark banding, is a quintessential artifact of Tibetan culture. Dzi beads are deeply rooted in Tibetan tradition, often used as protective amulets

This chung dzi bead, with its enigmatic dark hues and stark banding, is a quintessential artifact of Tibetan culture. Dzi beads are deeply rooted in Tibetan tradition, often used as protective amulets

Dimension: 29.2x8.9mm Introduction: Step back in time with this alluring ancient Tibetan Chung Dzi bead, originating from a period that spans the Tibetan Empire to the 16th century. This particular ca

Dimension: 28.9x9.2mm Introduction: Step back in time with this alluring ancient Tibetan Chung Dzi bead, originating from a period that spans the Tibetan Empire to the 16th century. This particular ca

Dimension: 12.2x6.4mm Introduction: Embark on a historical odyssey with this ancient Tibetan 4-striped Chung Dzi bead, hailing from the enigmatic Medieval Period, specifically dated around the 8th to

Dimension: 11.3x6.5mm Introduction: Embark on a historical odyssey with this ancient Tibetan 4-striped Chung Dzi bead, hailing from the enigmatic Medieval Period, specifically dated around the 8th to

Origin: China Date/Period:16-17th.c Approximate Size: Length:6.7cm Condition: Offered in overall good condition.Surface wears,with age and use.Please refer to the picture .LUXUR FINE ART AUCTION attem

A captivating collection of three antique elongated Tibetan Chung Dzi beads from the Chinese Qing dynasty, which spanned the 18th to the 19th century AD. Crafted from black agate, a stone deeply estee

Featuring a collection of agate and carnelian Dzi beads, each piece in this group is adorned with symbolic etchings that hold cultural significance in Tibetan tradition. These ancient beads were highl

AN EXTREMELY RARE & LARGE ANCIENT SULAIMANI CHUNG DZI INDO-TIBETAN BANDED AGATE BEAD , CIRCA 1ST-2ND CENTURY. Of Extremely Fine Quality and Color. Size: 20.5 mm

Dimension: 8x6mm Rarity Level: Extremely Rare Attributed to ancient Tibetan craftsmanship, this Dzi bead carries with it the legends and spirituality of the Himalayan region. It is not merely a bead,

Dimension: 8x4mm Rarity Level: Highly Rare Considering its origins in the heart of ancient Tibet and its distinctive single stripe design, this bead stands as a testament to the deep-rooted Tibetan tr

Dimension: 7x4mm Rarity Level: Highly Rare Considering its origins in the heart of ancient Tibet and its distinctive single stripe design, this bead stands as a testament to the deep-rooted Tibetan tr

Large Longquan celadon porcelain bowl, Likely Ming Dynasty (14th-17th c.), the interior decorated with incised blossoms and foliate scrolled edge, paper inventory label to bowl interior, unmarked, 2"h

Large Chinese blue and white bowl, ex-museum, Ming Dynasty (14th-17th c.), blue underglazed porcelain, decorated with four cranes and flowering vines, unmarked, paper museum collection label to unders

Chinese Ming era jade Huan bi disc, Likely Ming Dynasty (14th-17th c.), China, celadon green with dark inclusions, carved with archaic style taotie designs on one side, interlocking vines on the rever