Tribal Silver-alloy TAZRA (26cm) - Berbères (ou Imazighen) - Morocco (No reserve price)

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Tribal Silver-alloy TAZRA (26cm), a single 141 g silver Amazigh statement necklace from Morocco (Berbères/Imazighen), in excellent condition.

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Description from the seller

A stunning piece of Moroccan heritage, this bold Amazigh (Berber) statement necklace masterfully blends tribal energy with historic elegance. It is a mesmerizing and highly collectible adornment that instantly evokes the enchanting atmosphere of ancient caravan routes and bustling bazaars.

The Raw Material & Craftsmanship:

The Legendary "Loubane": Anchored by substantial, sun-colored "Loubane" beads—highly prized vintage African trade beads (phenolic copal) that have developed a deep, fiery orange patina over decades of sun and tribal wear.

Enameled Tribal Silver: The large focal silver-alloy beads feature exquisite, hand-applied enamel work in vivid blue, green, and red, showcasing the masterful, unmediated touch of traditional silversmiths.

Tactile Authenticity: Symmetrically balanced with vibrant coral-red and turquoise-toned trade beads, the charming irregularities of each hand-strung element guarantee its authentic, non-industrial origins.

A Piece of History:
In traditional Amazigh culture, a necklace of this magnitude was never merely decorative; it was a wearable treasury, a protective talisman against the evil eye, and a proud marker of tribal identity. Worn by generations of women across the Atlas Mountains, this spectacular piece carries the spirit of the desert. It offers its next custodian a tangible, wearable connection to a deeply rooted nomadic heritage.

A unique opportunity for collectors of authentic, handmade artifacts.
End of 20th

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A stunning piece of Moroccan heritage, this bold Amazigh (Berber) statement necklace masterfully blends tribal energy with historic elegance. It is a mesmerizing and highly collectible adornment that instantly evokes the enchanting atmosphere of ancient caravan routes and bustling bazaars.

The Raw Material & Craftsmanship:

The Legendary "Loubane": Anchored by substantial, sun-colored "Loubane" beads—highly prized vintage African trade beads (phenolic copal) that have developed a deep, fiery orange patina over decades of sun and tribal wear.

Enameled Tribal Silver: The large focal silver-alloy beads feature exquisite, hand-applied enamel work in vivid blue, green, and red, showcasing the masterful, unmediated touch of traditional silversmiths.

Tactile Authenticity: Symmetrically balanced with vibrant coral-red and turquoise-toned trade beads, the charming irregularities of each hand-strung element guarantee its authentic, non-industrial origins.

A Piece of History:
In traditional Amazigh culture, a necklace of this magnitude was never merely decorative; it was a wearable treasury, a protective talisman against the evil eye, and a proud marker of tribal identity. Worn by generations of women across the Atlas Mountains, this spectacular piece carries the spirit of the desert. It offers its next custodian a tangible, wearable connection to a deeply rooted nomadic heritage.

A unique opportunity for collectors of authentic, handmade artifacts.
End of 20th

Fast shipping and careful secure packaging.

Details

Number of objects
1
Ethnic group/ culture
Berbères (ou Imazighen)
Country of Origin
Morocco
Material
Silver
Sold with stand
No
Condition
Excellent condition
Title of artwork
Tribal Silver-alloy TAZRA (26cm)
Weight
141 g
Sold by
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