The form resembles a narrow, vertical tie – an elongated structure composed of repetitive segments connected by metal pins. The piece is finished with a triangular pendant, which draws attention and gives the composition a distinct center of gravity. The jewelry has an architectural, almost structural character.

The central triangle is adorned with tiny, colorful glass beads set in a brass frame. Green and red accents contrast with the matte patina of the metal. Below, short chains hang, ending in tiny beads that move with every movement.

The upper part of the composition is composed of rhythmically arranged, elongated elements resembling an openwork ladder. Visible rivets and pins connect the entire piece, emphasizing the handmade, raw character of the piece. There's no jewelry perfection here – just an authentic, tribal form.

This piece works well as a striking accent worn against a plain fabric background. It looks best in ethnic-inspired styles, where the vertical line elongates the silhouette and draws the eye. Jewelry for those seeking not subtlety, but a strong, cultural statement.