Necklaces
The tribal necklaces in this category are authentic jewelry from Afghanistan, Nuristan, and the nomadic regions of Central Asia. These items are designed for real wear – during holidays, ceremonies, and everyday life – not as decorative "boho" inspirations.
The collection includes heavy necklaces with Iranian and Pakistani coins, classic taweez with amulet compartments, operatic Hazara necklaces, Kuchi torces, and zinc and brass structures adorned with colored glass. Each piece differs in detail, patina, and signs of wear—these are characteristics, not defects.
Some models are crafted from brass or zinc alloys, while others combine metal with wool, beads, rupees, and hand-set glass. Many retain their original structure without modern interventions. These pieces are austere, heavy, and often resonant—building presence, not subtlety.
Alongside historic pieces, contemporary crafts inspired by traditional aesthetics also appear. The distinction is clearly described for each product. There's no pretense of antiquity or romanticization of the Orient – there's substance, material, and context.
