Burmese Spirit Totem Carnelian Ancient Beads

Burmese Spirit Totem Carnelian Ancient Beads | The Ancient Mark of a Three-Fingered Divine Beast 🌀🖐️ Excavated artifact. Ancient beads unearthed from burial sites in Myanmar. Disc-shaped bead with carnelian texture. Brown iron staining and scale-like weathering patterns are visible on the surface. This unique totem features a three-fingered hand and the head of a mythical creature. It is currently only found on ancient beads excavated from Myanmar. Three interpretations of the totem's origin exist: 1️⃣ Early Taiwanese collectors: An alien likeness. 2️⃣ Collectors and ancient bead dealers: An anthropomorphic Garuda (Golden-Winged Bird). 3️⃣ Burmese-born scholars: A local deity from the Burmese Bronze Age. Regardless of its origin, it represents a trace of culture. Wearing such an ancient bead is more than just protection; it is a tribute and a connection to ancient civilizations. 1750-114.09.01