The narrow Kashmir tie, made of brass, consists of rhythmically connected panels with an openwork structure. Each segment is constructed of fine, springy wires and flat plates, giving the whole a light feel despite the metal construction. At the bottom are simple, geometric pendants with a raw finish, delicately moving with every movement.

This adornment is worn vertically around the neck, like a jewelry accent attached to clothing. At the back are distinctive loops designed for attaching to larger holes, buttons, or other elements of the garment. In a traditional context, such forms were an integral part of the garment, functioning not as a stand-alone chain, but as an extension of the fabric.

The item is in perfect condition – without any defects, deformations, or interference. The full structure of the panels and the complete set of pendants are preserved. The metal has a natural patina resulting from age and use, emphasizing the piece's authenticity.

The form is minimalistic, consistent with the Kuchi aesthetic, devoid of colored glass or excessive embellishment. The austere design and geometric repetition create a distinct, tribal rhythm. This is an item for those who understand that jewelry is an element of an outfit, not just an accessory.