拍品描述:The green jade jewel finely carved and polished， decorated with three incised radial lines running from a cord hole， applied with a modern gold fitting；the carved agate jewel finely polished， with a cord hole；the carved stone child-bearing jewel (komochi magatama) finely polished， designed with eleven smaller jewels on the back and sides suggestive of children 来源 Nagao Museum， Osaka， Japan Previously sold in these Rooms， 22 April 2015， lot 5 Kokon， Inc.， New York The magatama (lit. ‘maga‘: bent， ‘tama‘: precious stone or gem)， originate in the Kofun period (4th-6th centuries) and their curved shape is understood to have represented fetus. Magatama were used as both personal ornaments and highly-valued ceremonial objects - a source of spiritual power and good fortune. 展开