19th Century Venetian Green Wound Beads with Blue Eyes Strand / Necklace cowbone mala posed in a sitting or

posed in a sitting or kneeling position

it is man's connection to the divine because it flies higher than any other bird

7 inches horizontal x 10 inches vertical

Labradorite was named after the Labrador Peninsula in eastern Canada where it was first found around 1770

19th Century Venetian Green Wound Beads with Blue Eyes Strand / Necklace cowbone mala posed in a sitting orExtremely rare 19th Century Venetian hand wound, drawn and inlaid lamp beads in bright yellow green color with large inlaid "Eyes" in brilliant blue color. Originally created in Venice and Murano Italy, a torch or high intensity flame glass lamp was used to melt glass canes or rods. Once in a molten state, the glass bead was formed by blowing and shaping with tools and hand movements. Often a winding technique can be seen in the body of the glass