Their elongated shape makes them suitable for vertical and mobile arrangements. They can be used as intermediate elements between beads, plaques, Kuchi coins, chains, or larger ornaments. With handles on both sides, they are not just a hanging decoration, but a fully-fledged structural element.

The surface of each connector is embossed and irregular. It features simple ornamentation, raised lines, fine dots, geometric details, and traces of handiwork. The elements are not perfectly even, reflecting the character of ancient Afghan Kuchi crafts.

Brass has an aged, muted hue, darker in places, more golden or silvery in others. It may show abrasions, patina, greenish tarnish, minor deformations, and signs of previous use. In such vintage items, this is not a defect, but a natural characteristic of the item.

Each batch is a mix, so the connectors may vary in length, shape, embossing, metal shade, and degree of preservation. The photos show a sample of the set, not the identical composition of each package.

A 20g portion is a good choice for those creating handmade jewelry, textile decorations, tassels, tribal clothing elements, bag decorations, or compositions inspired by ancient jewelry from Afghanistan. Connectors allow for the creation of rhythm, movement, and a more complex structure than simple individual plates.