Bedouin / Yemeni Necklace – Amulet Pendant - Silver

For sale is an exceptional, traditional ethnographic necklace from Yemen, deeply rooted in the rich Bedouin culture and the historic Yemeni-Jewish goldsmithing tradition. Such pieces are characterized by their striking presence, traditional craftsmanship, and authentic character. Details & Features: Origin: Yemen Era/Age: Likely early to mid 20th century Material: Traditional Yemeni silver alloy (imperfect or lower fineness typical of historic Bedouin and tribal silver jewelry, often with alloying of base metals, not hallmarked). Adorned with red elements (coral or imitation) and small bells as pendants. Weight: ≈ 206.6 g (solid and substantial, with a pleasing historical heft) Total length / Dimensions: (Please read from the attached measuring tape – approx. 35–40 cm) Description: The necklace captivates with its large, hollow silver beads featuring elaborate filigree decorations and traditional imprints. The centerpiece is a cylindrical amulet ( hirz or amulet container), decorated with fine wirework and geometric patterns, with small bells hanging from it. Condition: Good, age-appropriate condition with a beautiful, natural patina that speaks to genuine ritual or everyday use. Minor wear marks, irregularities in shape, or color changes in the metal emphasize the piece’s authenticity and great age (see photos). A genuine collectible for lovers of Oriental and nomadic tribal art (Tribal Art)!

Schätzpreis:€250

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