Nomadic Silver Kuchi Necklace

Description: Item: NKNS-01 This ethnic piece of tribal ornament was handcrafted by artisans of Central Asia. Beautiful pendants with alluring charms are beautified on this tribal mala necklace. Silver rhythmic bells are used all over this vintage piece to create a pleasing sound with every moment. Each pendant of this mala necklace is inlaid with red and blue glass stones and the largest pendant also has glass stones and hand carved design. The finest quality metal alloy is used while crafting this antique jewelry piece. This Afghani traditional tribal necklace is very lightweight and it is easy to wear. It is a simple and traditional addition to your jewelry collection. The necklace is not adjustable. You can wear this vintage-inspired tribal mala necklace with a traditional dress. It will give you a nice and neat look when you will wear it with a Western dress. You can give this traditional jewelry piece as a gift to your special ones. History The origin of tribal jewelry is assumed to be in the Kuchi Tribe. The Kuchies were a nomadic group of vendors, living the life of gypsies in Central Asia. Women of these areas use to wear heavy and traditional jewelry to show their culture. Especially at weddings and engagements, we see brides and young women in this type of tribal jewelry. Afghani Kuchi Jewelry has been exuberant, elegant, and diverse. Note: This product is handmade, so slight changes might occur in the actual product. Please feel free to reach out if you have any queries or specific requirements, we would cater for each of them.