Japanese Charm Bead
$174.95
19th Century Meiji Era Bronze Ojime
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Add a unique element to your beaded jewelry and shop this Japanese charm bead for sale. Dated to the 19th-century of the Meiji era, this bronze ojime style bead is molded in the form of a wooden fish or wooden bell. A wooden bell is a wooden percussion instrument used by monks during the ceremony.
This vibrant patinated bronze bead is a unique find and perfect for anyone looking to purchase rare collectible beads for beaded jewelry as a gift for someone interested in Japanese antiques or unique antique beads. This bead is well over 100 years old but is studied enough to wear. It had mounting holes, found century, that make it very easy to mount on a necklace chain or bracelet chain. This item comes to us from a collection of beads on the East coast.
This vibrant patinated bronze bead is a unique find and perfect for anyone looking to purchase rare collectible beads for beaded jewelry as a gift for someone interested in Japanese antiques or unique antique beads. This bead is well over 100 years old but is studied enough to wear. It had mounting holes, found century, that make it very easy to mount on a necklace chain or bracelet chain. This item comes to us from a collection of beads on the East coast.
Dimensions
The bead measures 0.60 inches in diameter.
Condition
The item displays elements of tarnish, oxidation, and wear to the patinated finish, consistent with the age of the item.
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