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Bookmark. "Female Head of the Neolithic Period 6th millennium B.C.E.". Sterling silver.

Made by The Israel Museum Products, ltd., Jerusalem

A charming adaptation of a female head made from clay known as "The Great Mother" or "Mother Goddess". Characterized by her high, pointed headdress, prominent nose, and long, narrow eyes, this fertility goddess originated from the Yarmukian culture in the Jordan Valley.

(Note: the patches of yellow in the pictures are due to lighting conditions)

Scarab Pendant. Sterling Silver.

Made by The Israel Museum Products, ltd., Jerusalem

With hieroglyphic inscription on the bottom (see picture)

Size: approximately 14x23 mm.

Scarab Pendant. Goldplated Sterling Silver.

Made by The Israel Museum Products, ltd., Jerusalem

Size: approximately 14x23 mm.

Chinese Papercuts with figures of the Beijing Opera. 6 pieces, made of very thin rice paper

each papercut is about 7 x 9 cm

No one knows just how many centuries the Chinese people have been making papercuts, but they are one of the best-loved folk arts. They decorate the windows, lanterns, bookmarks and bridal chambers.

Buy all 10 sets for only € 25.=

Chinese Papercuts with figures of the Beijing Opera. 6 pieces, made of very thin rice paper

each papercut is about 7 x 9 cm

No one knows just how many centuries the Chinese people have been making papercuts, but they are one of the best-loved folk arts. They decorate the windows, lanterns, bookmarks and bridal chambers.

Chinese Papercuts with figures of the Beijing Opera. 6 pieces, made of very thin rice paper

each papercut is about 7 x 9 cm

No one knows just how many centuries the Chinese people have been making papercuts, but they are one of the best-loved folk arts. They decorate the windows, lanterns, bookmarks and bridal chambers.

Chinese Papercuts with figures of the Beijing Opera. 6 pieces, made of very thin rice paper

each papercut is about 7 x 9 cm

No one knows just how many centuries the Chinese people have been making papercuts, but they are one of the best-loved folk arts. They decorate the windows, lanterns, bookmarks and bridal chambers.

Chinese Papercuts with figures of the Beijing Opera. 6 pieces, made of very thin rice paper

each papercut is about 7 x 9 cm

No one knows just how many centuries the Chinese people have been making papercuts, but they are one of the best-loved folk arts. They decorate the windows, lanterns, bookmarks and bridal chambers.

Chinese Papercuts with figures of the Beijing Opera. 6 pieces, made of very thin rice paper

each papercut is about 7 x 9 cm

No one knows just how many centuries the Chinese people have been making papercuts, but they are one of the best-loved folk arts. They decorate the windows, lanterns, bookmarks and bridal chambers.

Chinese Papercuts with figures of the Beijing Opera. 6 pieces, made of very thin rice paper

each papercut is about 7 x 9 cm

No one knows just how many centuries the Chinese people have been making papercuts, but they are one of the best-loved folk arts. They decorate the windows, lanterns, bookmarks and bridal chambers.

Chinese Papercuts with figures of the Beijing Opera. 6 pieces, made of very thin rice paper

each papercut is about 7 x 9 cm

No one knows just how many centuries the Chinese people have been making papercuts, but they are one of the best-loved folk arts. They decorate the windows, lanterns, bookmarks and bridal chambers.

Chinese Papercuts with figures of the Beijing Opera. 6 pieces, made of very thin rice paper

each papercut is about 7 x 9 cm

No one knows just how many centuries the Chinese people have been making papercuts, but they are one of the best-loved folk arts. They decorate the windows, lanterns, bookmarks and bridal chambers.

Chinese Papercuts with figures of the Beijing Opera. 6 pieces, made of very thin rice paper

each papercut is about 7 x 9 cm

No one knows just how many centuries the Chinese people have been making papercuts, but they are one of the best-loved folk arts. They decorate the windows, lanterns, bookmarks and bridal chambers.

Chinese Papercuts with figures of the Beijing Opera. Set of 6 pieces, made of very thin rice paper

Each papercut is about 7 x 9 cm

Normal price Euro 3.95 for each set of 6 pcs. Buy all 10 sets for Euro 25.=

For the pictures see each separate set

Bookmarks from China: BM710. 6 pieces

Made of paper, wheatstraw, and silk

Bookmarks from China: BM693. 4 pieces

Characters from Peking opera

Bookmarks from China: BM674: 2 pieces

 Bookmarks from China: BM669: 2 pieces

Bookmarks from China: BM657. 2 different pieces

Bookmarks from China: BM478: 2 pieces

Bookmarks from China: BM446: 4 different bookmarks in a brocade covered folder