The central element is an elongated, cylindrical container made of brass, closed with a removable cap. The design clearly indicates its utilitarian nature – rolled prayers, Quranic verses, or personal talismans were placed inside. This is not decoration imitating symbolism, but a real object with a protective purpose.

The body is adorned with delicate, rhythmic wire ornamentation bands, giving it a subtle relief. The patina and natural abrasions on the surface testify to age and wear. The brass retains a warm, golden tone, contrasting with the cooler, silvery connectors.

The chain consists of segments with a wavy, serrated form characteristic of Afghan jewelry. Above the cylinder hangs a small element with colored glass and small bell-shaped pendants, giving the composition lightness and movement.

The form is austere, balanced, and functional. This type of taweez was worn close to the body as a personal protective amulet. A piece for those who value authenticity and true cultural context, not just Oriental-inspired aesthetics.