Small closed bracelet crafted from a traditional brass and zinc alloy, characteristic of Afghan Kuchi tribal metalwork. The construction is based on a rigid hoop with a hinge and hook clasp, finished with a series of small metal bells that move freely with every hand movement.

The form is restrained and functional, without excessive ornamentation. Hand-cut markings on the band and small colored glass elements set near the hinge serve as subtle accents. The overall appearance remains raw and authentic, far from modern decorative jewelry aesthetics.

Bracelets of this type were used as part of everyday attire as well as objects with symbolic and practical meaning. The sound of the bells is a functional feature rather than a decorative effect. Each piece differs slightly in detail, bell arrangement, and patina.

The offer applies to a single bracelet. Items are sold individually, allowing them to be worn solo or combined into asymmetrical pairs or sets.