A tribal Kuchi bracelet, designed to be worn on the ankle, made of brass and equipped with a robust closure mechanism. This type of jewelry was an integral part of nomadic attire, emphasizing the rhythm of footsteps and the presence of the body in space.

A decisive form, without any jewelry-like delicacy. Ornamentation and construction were subordinated to function – the bracelet was intended to be visible, audible, and durable. A style that naturally fits the aesthetics of tribal, gypsy, and tribal fusion dance.

Vintage condition: patina, abrasions, and signs of long-term use. A collector's item and stage piece. Keywords: Kuchi, ankle bracelet, anklet, tribal dance, ATS, vintage, nomads.