Neolithic Thai Marble Bangle bottle The blade and faces show

The blade and faces show areas of fine early polishing

a traditionally nomadic Berber-speaking people

or as refined oil-lamp fillers used to channel oil cleanly into terracotta lamps

Kosometsuke porcelain was prized for its rustic charm and asymmetrical designs

The technique

Neolithic Thai Marble Bangle bottle The blade and faces showBan Chiang or Ban Non Wat Culture, Neolithic period, c. 2200 BC 200 BC, Northeastern Thailand, Southeast Asia A fascinating and extremely rare white stone bangle, most likely carved from marble, distinguished by its elegant taper toward the outer edge and a raised lip surrounding the central perforation. The form is carefully balanced and technically accomplished, reflecting the high level of craftsmanship achieved by Neolithic communities in