Ancient Pyu Pumtek Wood Bow Shaped Amulet, c. 1st–9th Century CE

This agate zoomorphic amulet is a remarkable artifact from the late Pyu culture, skillfully carved to represent an animal figure, possibly a mythological creature. The amulet's layered agate construct

This exquisite zoomorphic amulet from the late Pyu culture, meticulously crafted from carnelian, depicts a stylized animal, showcasing the artistry and spiritual significance of early Southeast Asian

This agate zoomorphic amulet is a remarkable artifact from the late Pyu culture, skillfully carved to represent an animal figure, possibly a mythological creature. The amulet's layered agate construct

This agate zoomorphic amulet is a remarkable artifact from the late Pyu culture, skillfully carved to represent an animal figure, possibly a mythological creature. The amulet's layered agate construct

Crafted in ancient Tibet, this bow-shaped agate bead features unique banding patterns that are characteristic of the region's natural gemstone resources. Such beads were highly valued not only for the

Crafted in ancient Tibet, this bow-shaped agate bead features unique banding patterns that are characteristic of the region's natural gemstone resources. Such beads were highly valued not only for the

West Africa, Nigeria, Yoruba peoples, ca. mid 20th century CE. A dark wood staff in the form of a human figure kneeling and holding up an elaborate bow-shaped headdress. The figure has classically Yor

This set of ancient mixed-shaped amulets hails from the Parthian era, dating back to the 1st-3rd century CE. These intriguing amulets come in various dimensions, ranging from 24mm to 84mm, and consist

This set of ancient mixed-shaped amulets hails from the Parthian era, dating back to the 1st-3rd century CE. These intriguing amulets come in various dimensions, ranging from 24mm to 35mm, and consist

Approximately 0.8-1.5 inches (20-37 mm), set of 7 pieces. This remarkable collection features seven ancient bow-shaped banded agate amulets, dating back to the Parthian-Roman era, which spanned from t

Category: Pendants and Figurines This carnelian amulet, tracing back to the Coptic period of Egypt, features engraved symbols believed to offer protection and spiritual guidance to its bearer. Such am

This group of 5 amulets, made from conch shell, dates back to the Samanid Period (c. 9th-10th Century CE). It exemplifies the intricate craftsmanship and cultural significance of the Nishapur region d

This Roman terracotta amulet, spanning 4 x 2 cm, sculpted into a clenched fist, is a relic from the 1st-3rd century CE. The fist, a symbol laden with meaning, was commonly believed to possess apotropa

Category: Inlays and Decorative Elements This ancient steatite plaque amulet, possibly from the Byzantine or Sasanian era, intricately features a mythical figure. Such amulets were often used for prot

This jade tortoise is a relic of the Pyu City-States, renowned for their craftsmanship between the 2nd century BCE and the 11th century CE. The green jade, carved to represent the tortoise, carries sy

This ancient amulet, made from finely carved agate, originates from the Coptic period, demonstrating the intricate artisanship typical of the era. The delicate leaf patterns etched into the blue-gray

This Coptic amulet, shaped in the form of a bird and crafted from monochrome blue glass, dates back to between the 3rd and 6th centuries CE. The amulet embodies the Coptic period's characteristic blen

Approximately 12-20mm, set of 7 pieces. This remarkable collection features seven ancient bow-shaped banded agate amulets, dating back to the Parthian-Roman era, which spanned from the 1st to the 3rd

This exquisite 1.5 x 1.2 cm zoomorphic amulet, sculpted from jasper, hails from the Roman Period, specifically around the 1st century BCE to the 1st century CE. The craftsmanship reflects the Roman ap

Native American, Southern and Southwestern United States, Southern Plains region, Plains Indians, ca. first half of the 20th century CE. An attractive wooden bow carved from caramel-hued wood and ador

**Originally Listed At $1000** Southeast Asia, Burma (Myanmar), ca. 18th to 19th century CE. A charming wooden boat bow decoration in the form of an adorable, seated monkey, all enveloped in an espres

**Originally Listed At $300** Southeast Asia, Thailand, late 19th to early 20th century CE. An adorable wooden coconut grater depicting a recumbent rabbit, expertly hand-carved from one piece of wood

Dimension: 19x13mm Introduction: This agate tortoise bead from the Pyu culture, an ancient kingdom in Southeast Asia, dates back to the 1st through 9th centuries AD. The tortoise is a symbol of longev

Dimension: 20x15mm Introduction: This agate tortoise bead from the Pyu culture, an ancient kingdom in Southeast Asia, dates back to the 1st through 9th centuries AD. The tortoise is a symbol of longev