Antique Indonesian .925 Sterling Silver Naga (Dragon) Bangle – Java, ca. 1920-1950 Description: A stunning and highly detailed antique silver cuff bracelet (bangle), originating from Indonesia (Java, Yogyakarta/Kotagede region). This piece is a prime example of the superior craftsmanship in filigree and granulation for which Javanese silversmiths are world-renowned. The bracelet features two opposing heads of the Naga, the mythological serpent-dragon that symbolizes protection and prosperity in Indonesian culture. The heads are intricately handcrafted with characteristic silver cones (granulation) and twisted silver wire (filigree). Specifications: Material: High-grade Sterling silver (marked .925). Hallmarks: Stamped with "925" on the inside of the band. Decoration: Hand-wrought Naga heads with complex textures and traditional motifs. Construction: Polished solid silver band, featuring its original silver safety chain. Origin: Indonesia (Dutch East Indies period). Period: First half of the 20th century (ca. 1920-1950). Condition: Excellent vintage condition ("as good as new"). The filigree work is intact, and the safety chain is fully functional. A magnificent collector's item for enthusiasts of colonial silver or Asian mythological jewelry.