Product Description
This beautiful vintage necklace is handcrafted by Kuchi nomads of Afghanistan. This tribal necklace design has been remained unchanged for hundreds of years. Nomadic women used to wear it as part of their culture that also show their heritage still do today.
One can sense the history in every bead. The clink of metal coins, the hand-blown glass stones, the style and patterns — each tells a story of tribal and rural areas of Afghanistan culture.
Materials & Construction
- The necklace is made of Glass stones, metal beads, and antique-style coins
- Colored glass accents with hand-knotted wool
- Back lined with black cotton fabric for comfort
- Woolen string
Dimensions
- Width: 10" (string not included in measurement)
- Length: 6.5"
FAQs
What are Kuchi Necklaces?
Kuchi is a tribe of Afghanistan which used to move around the country and also towards Pakistan. This specific tribe is called " Kuchi Tribe" and the jewelry they used to wear is called " Kuchi Jewelry".
What is Kuchi jewelry and where does it come from?
Kuchi jewelry is handmade crafted jewelry. The Kuchi nomads of Afghanistan and surrounding regions such as Pakistan mainly crafted these jewelry with bold designs by use of glass stones, beads, brass, german silver.