04-009Roman glass beads from Afghanistan. Fragments such as glass bottles made in the Roman era are buried in the soil for a long time, and the components in the soil react with the glass surface, and the light is diffusely reflected by fine irregularities, resulting in iridescent luster, so-called silvering. It is made by shaping a piece of glass excavated in the state, making a hole, and processing it into beads. Our Roman glass was excavated near Bamiyan, Afghanistan.
Note: Roman glass was produced by processing old glass fragments excavated from the soil, so there are some deformations, defects, holes, and contamination with foreign matter, but we do not recognize it as a defect in the product. Therefore, please note that we do not display all of these images or reflect them in the descriptions of individual products.
