An authentic product of the Kuchi nomads, who inhabit the borderlands of Afghanistan and Pakistan. Made of heavy brass, decorated with rhythmically arranged pendants in the form of open discs and abstract, symbolic forms.

These elements are not only decorative, but also emit a characteristic sound with every movement - which was once intended to scare away evil spirits or emphasize the presence of the wearer during dance or travel. The raw character of the whole perfectly reflects the atmosphere of desert caravans and pastoral life.

The chain could have been used as a hip decoration, part of a ceremonial costume, or an element decorating animals during tribal festivals. The simple but expressive form of the discs and curved pendants indicates a deep rootedness in the folk aesthetics and mystical symbolism of the region.

The price is for a length of 10 cm – one piece corresponds to 10 cm of chain. This is a unique piece of handicraft from the Kuchi culture, suitable for both collectors and those looking for original ethnic accessories. It can be worn as a necklace, belt, or used as material for creating your own tribal fusion jewelry.