The elaborate, semi-circular shape fits tightly under the neck, creating a distinct, almost ceremonial line. The upper section rests on a textile belt in a muted burgundy shade, which contrasts with the cool shine of the metal. Below, a fan of openwork zinc elements with a serrated, rhythmic structure spreads out.

The lower edge is finished with wide, square plates in which colored glass is embedded. Red, green, and blue create a distinct, national accent of Afghanistan – the colors are not random, but rooted in the symbolism of the region. Between them runs a band of small red beads, giving the whole piece additional depth.

Metal chains and connectors create a mesh effect that moves with the body's movement. This jewelry is for the stage, for dance, and is present – ​​it doesn't disappear into the style, but defines it. The width and weight of the structure give the necklace a decisive and bold character.

Visible patina, minor imperfections, and handcrafted workmanship confirm its age and authenticity. This is not a contemporary styling inspired by folklore, but a true artifact of nomadic culture. A piece for those who understand the difference between fashion and heritage.