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Five Eye Motif, 41.2×11.4mm, very dark brown agate (N-091125-5E2)
Five Eye Motif, 41.2×11.4mm, very dark brown agate (N-091125-5E2)
We never retouch our photos. What you see is exactly what you will receive.
This bead is the companion to N-091025-5E — the same Five Eye motif, wave bands and very deep dark brown ground.
It is a new Taiwan dzi in natural agate, with bold cream-white lines on a ground that reads nearly black with a faint warm undertone. One face carries three eyes in a row between vertical dividers, the other two eyes; a continuous wave band runs between them. The faces appear in a slightly different order from its companion's — a small, natural variation of hand finishing.
At 41.2mm × 11.4mm it matches its companion (40.5mm × 11.4mm) almost exactly. The form is a standard barrel with rounded, tapered ends; the drill holes are clean, with a warm honey-brown surround. No cracks or chips. The two make a well-matched pair.
This is a new bead, made in Taiwan within roughly the last 20 years using the traditional dzi crafting technique.
The Five Eye Motif
The Five Eye dzi (五眼天珠) is associated with the blessings of Kubera, deity of wealth and guardian of the north, and is said to bring lasting good fortune, long life and contentment. Five is linked with the five elements and five directions.
Specifications
- Motif: Five Eye (五眼天珠); three eyes on one face, two on the other, with wave bands between
- Length: 41.2mm
- Diameter: 11.4mm
- Form: Barrel with rounded, tapered ends
- Material: Agate, very deep dark brown with honey-brown tips
- Age: New, made in Taiwan within roughly the last 20 years using the traditional dzi crafting technique
- Condition: No cracks or chips
- Bloodspots: None
- Product ID: N-091125-5E2
- Collection: New Dzi Beads | Taiwan Dzi
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- Antique Five Eye Kubera Dzi (At-072625-5E)
Further Reading
Six unretouched photographs: the three-eye face, two-eye face, wave rotations and two angled views of the drill ends.
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