A wide, dark textile core provides a solid base for the massive structure. The top line is densely embellished with rupees and decorative metal elements, creating a distinctive rhythm and lending the piece a ceremonial character. Chains topped with small bells hang from the sides, creating an effect of movement and sound.

The central panel is visibly elongated and visually dominant. A geometric frame surrounds a composition of colored glass beads set in rows – intense red, green, and pink contrast with the matte metal surface. The arrangement is symmetrical yet handcrafted, with subtle irregularities evoking authentic tribal craftsmanship.

The lower edge of the panel is finished with a series of rectangular metal pendants that react to movement and deepen the visual effect of heaviness. This isn't a subtle piece of jewelry – it's a representative piece of clothing, emphasizing status and affiliation.

Visible patina, signs of use, and natural wear confirm age and provenance. This piece is far from modern copies – raw, authentic, with a distinct cultural significance. Jewelry for those who understand the difference between decoration and artifact.