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Posted 7 months ago
valentino97
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I recently found this wonderful African bracelet about 1.5" wide and 3" opening - larger than my 6.5" wrist. It is very beautiful. The seller didn't know anything - Does anyone know which tribe made it and when? Someone wore it because the leather lining is worn showing fabric underneath and some of the bead strands have come loose.
I checked my source "The history of beads" by Dubin - and closest example of this is a necklace attributed to Zulu or Masaai? I couldn't find a comparable bracelet on the internet so any help is appreciated.
Ethnic JewelryFine jewelry is not only found in major cultural centers such as New York a…