A Chinese Red Hardstone Bi Disc/Pendant 6.5cm Across christmas This looks to be by

This looks to be by an artist that has travelled and is making a detailed observation of a tribal member from the Maylay penninsular

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The design is distinctly Edwardian in character

Quite a naïve painting meant purely as a gift to a loved one more than likely

burning of metals to mix along with herbs to use as a medicine usually referred to as bhasma and the second is burning cow dung to apply on the forehead which is a Hindu tradition

A Chinese Red Hardstone Bi Disc/Pendant 6.5cm Across christmas This looks to be byHere we have a Chinese Red hardstone Bi disc pendant 6. 5cm across Please note: the first image maybe an enhanced presentation image. For an accurate representation of condition, including any wear or age related marks, please refer to the additional photographs provided. The bi is a type of circular ancient Chinese jade or hardstone artifact. The earliest bi were produced in the Neolithic period, particularly by the Liangzhu culture (34002250 BCE)