A flat, elongated capsule in the form of a rectangular panel with slightly rounded sides. The surface is decorated with embossing and embedded red glass. The design is simple, yet distinctly nomadic – without jewelry sterility, with austere handcrafting.

The lower edge is finished with chains terminating in round plaques. These are not coins, but simple metal elements typical of Kuchi jewelry. They clink gently when moved, adding life to the piece.

The chain is irregular, hand-formed, and lightweight. Visible natural patina, local abrasions, and traces of time. This item doesn't pretend to be new – it has character and a history of use.

Small in size, compact in form. It sits well around the neck without being overwhelming. It works as a subtle, tribal accent in everyday attire.