This creamy white Indus Valley bead is translucent, with natural patterning that highlights the skill of ancient artisans. Rectangular and thinner than it is wide, it was handcrafted from Sulemani agate during the Late Harappan / Post-Harappan period (circa 2000–1000 BCE). In remarkable condition despite its age, this rare, museum-quality bead was likely used for adornment or trade. It comes strung on an adjustable black nylon cord, ready for display or wear.
Size: 19 × 13 × 7 mm Origin: Peshawar Valley, Pakistan Period: Late Harappan / Post-Harappan (circa 2000–1000 BCE)
