Carnelian Amulet in the Form of a Man, Southeast Asian, 1st Millennium CE

Featuring a carnelian amulet carved in the stylized form of a man, this artifact is an exquisite example of Southeast Asian craftsmanship from the 1st millennium CE. Measuring 5.5 by 2 cm, the amulet'

Behold this small yet captivating carnelian agate amulet, a mere 1.9 by 1.4 cm in dimension. Originating from Southeast Asia and dating back to the 1st millennium BCE, this amulet embodies the essence

Dimension: 80x50 mm Introduction: We are privileged to present a remarkable artifact of spiritual and historical significance - an ancient Southeast Asian tortoise figurine, emblazoned with Sanskrit i

Dimension: 27.2x13.2mm Rarity Level: Highly Rare Highly Rare: Given its intricate craftsmanship from the Pyu Civilization and the uniqueness of its material. Introduction: Delve deep into the wonders

This small but exquisite carnelian bead, measuring 1.9 x 1 cm, features a series of concentric grooves encircling its form—a design characteristic of beadwork from Southeast Asia in the 1st millenni

Delicately carved, this 1.8 x 1.7 cm carnelian amulet in the shape of a fish is an exquisite example of ancient craftsmanship from the Near Eastern region. The use of carnelian, known for its vibrant

Delicately carved, this 1.7 x 1 cm carnelian amulet in the shape of a fish is an exquisite example of ancient craftsmanship from the Near Eastern region. The use of carnelian, known for its vibrant co

Delicately carved, this 1.9 x 1.2 cm carnelian amulet in the shape of a fish is an exquisite example of ancient craftsmanship from the Near Eastern region. The use of carnelian, known for its vibrant

Delicately carved, this 2 x 1.4 cm carnelian amulet in the shape of a fish is an exquisite example of ancient craftsmanship from the Near Eastern region. The use of carnelian, known for its vibrant co

This compelling lot of six Indo-Himalayan etched carnelian dzi beads, dating back to between the 1st millennium BCE and the 1st millennium CE, showcases the intricate craftsmanship of ancient artisans

This collection of ancient carnelian beads, each approximately 0.8 x 1.0 cm, showcases a variety of hues from rich, deep reds to light, creamy oranges. The beads are believed to date from the 1st mill

Dimension: 13.4x9mm Rarity Level: Highly Rare Highly Rare: Given its intricate craftsmanship from the Pyu Civilization and the uniqueness of its material. Introduction: Delve deep into the wonders of

1st millennium BC. A ceramic red-red-on-buff storage vessel with flared rim, globular body and wide pedestal base; surface decorated with bands of meandering curvilinear geometric patterns. For type s

Southeast Asia, Thailand, late Neolithic, Ban Kao culture, ca. 2000 BCE to late 1st millennium BCE. A fine, polished shouldered stone adze found in Nan Province, Thailand, near the Laos Border. The st

Late 1st millennium BC-early 1st millennium AD. A buff ceramic kendi with a broad shoulder, narrow foot, wide mouth with flange and a straight spout with a flange. Cf. Higham, Charles Early Cultures o

Late 1st millennium BC-early 1st millennium AD. A redware ceramic kendi with a broad shoulder, narrow foot, wide mouth with flange and a straight spout with a flange. Cf. Higham, Charles Early Culture

1st millennium BC. A ceramic blackware vessel with flat rim, slightly bulging drum-shaped body and flared rim. For discussion see, Labbe, A. Prehistoric Thai Ceramics: Ban Chiang in Regional Cultural

2nd-1st millennium BC. A ceramic carinated jar with red slip to the surface; flared neck with carination to the shoulder with equally spaced lobes; body decorated with impressed-texture pattern; appli

1st millennium BC. A ceramic blackware vessel with flat rim, slightly bulging drum-shaped body and flared base; horizontal black lines painted to the shoulder. For discussion see, Labbe, A. Prehistori

A remarkable example of ancient Himalayan craftsmanship, this jasper bead from the Silk Road era resonates with history. Its elongated form and intricate red-and-white patterns speak to the skilled ar

1st millennium BC. A ceramic blackware vessel with flat rim, slightly bulging drum-shaped body and flared rim. For discussion see, Labbe, A. Prehistoric Thai Ceramics: Ban Chiang in Regional Cultural

This small but captivating carnelian agate amulet, 1.5 x 1.4 cm, is carved in the likeness of a fly, a motif rich with symbolism in ancient cultures. The fly was often associated with persistence and

This small but captivating carnelian agate amulet, 1.6 x 1.5 cm, is carved in the likeness of a fly, a motif rich with symbolism in ancient cultures. The fly was often associated with persistence and

This small but captivating carnelian agate amulet, 1.8 x 1.2 cm, is carved in the likeness of a fly, a motif rich with symbolism in ancient cultures. The fly was often associated with persistence and