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Lyrical pendant with three-sided elaborate extensions, and etched circles symbolizing God’s everlasting love. “Protective eye” symbols bring blessings and repel evil and avert the “evil eye.”
This hand made Hmong “spirit lock” pendant amulet necklace was made with high-grade silver, worn as a protective talisman to “lock in” protective spirits. This trapezoid-shaped pendant is engraved with traditional Hmong motifs – dots, triangles, curved and lines within geometric sections, centered with two 4-leaf flowers and topped by spirals that may represent elephant trunks or coiled snakes. Talismans like this are worn as protective amulets soon after birth.
One-of-a-kind necklace with vintage coin silver alloy Kuchi tribal pendant with a red glass center and dangles worn create a loud festive jingle from dancers wearing it suspended on hand strung beaded ornamental chain.
Vintage Kuchi pendant, dome center, incised dangles and 2 vintage coins used to create festive jingle on dancers wearing it. Suspended on hand strung beaded ornamental chain to create a one-of-a-kind fashion statement.
One-of-a-kind necklace with vintage Kuchi tribal Turkmen round pendant with lapis center and elaborate cut out designs, suspended on hand strung beaded ornamental chain to create a unique and colorful fashion piece..
Vintage large square Kuchi tribal coin silver alloy pendant, intricate design, with blue and red inset glass and dangles to create jingle for dancers. Hanging from a hand strung beaded ornamental chain, it is a one-of-a-kind fashion statement.
Made by the Naga, tribal ethnic groups in India, conch shell ear covers were worn by warriors attached to pierced ears through a hole in the shell. Stippled abstract images of standing male with raised arms as status sign, mounted on Lucite base and is a fascinating piece of cultural art.
Made by the Naga, tribal ethnic groups in India, shell ear covers like this with stippled abstract image of standing male with raised arms were worn by warriors as status symbols.
Made by the Naga, a collection of tribal groups in India with a past headhunting tradition, conch shell ear covers are worn by warriors. This has a stippled image of a buffalo’s neck and head inside V-shaped horns, a symbol of wealth, prosperity. On Lucite base, they are unique cultural art.
Vintage coin silver Star of David, symbol of Ethiopian Orthodox Church, worn by Falasha Ethiopian Jews, descendants of King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba. On top is a circle on horizontal bar – Coptic prototype of Egyptian ankh .
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