Bead c. 15th century

This small, unattributed stone bead, dating back to the 15th century, is a testament to the artistry and craftsmanship of ancient bead makers. Its smooth, rounded form, likely carved from a single piece of stone, showcases a simple yet elegant design. The bead's size and intricate detail suggest its significance as a prized possession, potentially serving as a decorative element or a spiritual symbol. While the bead's specific origin and purpose remain unknown, its presence in a museum collection speaks to its enduring historical and artistic value.