Konyak Rote Samenperlen-Statementkette, zweite Hälfte des 20. Jahrhunderts - Naga - Indien (Ohne mindestpreis)

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Vintage Konyak Naga Multi-Strang roter Glas-Kernkette aus Nagaland, Indien, aus dem mittleren bis späten 20. Jahrhundert, mit 28 Strängen, offener Länge 62 cm, Breite 3,5 cm, Baumwoll-Macramé-Schnur und Verschluss mit Schlaufe und Knebel; guter Zustand und authentisch.

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A Vintage Konyak Naga Multi-Strand Red Glass Seed Bead Necklace
Nagaland, India - Mid to Late 20th Century (circa 1960s–1980s)

Multi-strand tribal necklace meticulously crafted by the Konyak Naga community of Nagaland, Northeast India. This striking statement piece dates back to the mid-to-late 20th century and beautifully showcases the renowned beadwork traditions of the region.

The necklace features 28 individual strands of vibrant, coral-red glass seed bead strands neatly clustered together. In Naga culture, the intense red color represents status, vitality, and celebration, while the sheer volume of strands traditionally denoted the wearer's high prestige and social standing within the community. The individual strands culminate in a thick hand-woven macramé cotton cord collar. It fastens securely with a traditional loop and toggle clasp.

Length (open) = 62 cm
Width = 3.5 cm
Weight = 95 g
Number of Strands = 28

Very Good Vintage Condition. The glass beads remain bright with beautiful consistency in color. The traditional hand-woven macramé structure is sturdy and intact, showing only light, honest signs of age and handling consistent with its history.
For a good impression, please watch all photos carefully.

Insured shipping.
Can also be collected in Ghent, Belgium.

A Vintage Konyak Naga Multi-Strand Red Glass Seed Bead Necklace
Nagaland, India - Mid to Late 20th Century (circa 1960s–1980s)

Multi-strand tribal necklace meticulously crafted by the Konyak Naga community of Nagaland, Northeast India. This striking statement piece dates back to the mid-to-late 20th century and beautifully showcases the renowned beadwork traditions of the region.

The necklace features 28 individual strands of vibrant, coral-red glass seed bead strands neatly clustered together. In Naga culture, the intense red color represents status, vitality, and celebration, while the sheer volume of strands traditionally denoted the wearer's high prestige and social standing within the community. The individual strands culminate in a thick hand-woven macramé cotton cord collar. It fastens securely with a traditional loop and toggle clasp.

Length (open) = 62 cm
Width = 3.5 cm
Weight = 95 g
Number of Strands = 28

Very Good Vintage Condition. The glass beads remain bright with beautiful consistency in color. The traditional hand-woven macramé structure is sturdy and intact, showing only light, honest signs of age and handling consistent with its history.
For a good impression, please watch all photos carefully.

Insured shipping.
Can also be collected in Ghent, Belgium.

Details

Ethnie/ Kultur
Naga
Herkunftsland
Indien
Material
Baumwolle, Glas
Zustand
Guter Zustand
Titel des Kunstwerks
Konyak Red Seed Bead Statement Necklace, second half of 20th century
Höhe
30 cm
Breite
3,5 cm
Gewicht
95 g
Authentizität
Original/offiziell
Verkauft von
BelgienVerifiziert
2112
Verkaufte Objekte
100 %
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