The choker is set on thick, black fabric woven into a distinct, massive weave. The design is neither delicate nor subtle – it's a compact form that sits firmly on the neck and adds a distinct touch to the styling. The black material contrasts with the warm brass hue, enhancing the metallic sheen of the embellishments.

The front is covered with a dense mosaic of brass beads and small elements with a geometric rhythm. The lower edge is finished with numerous pendants and bells that respond to body movement with a subtle sound. This is a characteristic detail of tribal jewelry – the ornamentation is not only visual but also audible.

A delicate row of red and light beads runs along the top line, breaking up the austere palette and introducing a rhythmic color detail. The button closure allows for quick and easy putting on. The entire piece retains a raw, authentic, handcrafted character.

This design aligns with the Kuchi jewelry aesthetic – strong, expressive, and layered. This type of choker is not a neutral accessory. It's a central element of an outfit that looks best on its own, as the dominant form in a simple, uniform outfit.