Discover the magic of the nomadic life of the Kuchi tribe of Afghanistan with this impressive handmade brass necklace. This richly decorated decoration, reaching the length of the entire chest, delights with its riot of colors and intricate workmanship, constituting a unique example of Kuchi applied art.

The Kuchi tribes have been roaming the steppes of Afghanistan for generations, pursuing seasonal pastures for their herds. Their rich culture, shaped by harsh living conditions and a nomadic lifestyle, is filled with vivid colors, geometric patterns and a deep respect for nature.

Jewelry plays an important role in Kuchi's life. Handmade from silver, brass and natural stones, it is not only a decoration, but also an amulet protecting against evil, a symbol of social status and tribal affiliation. Kuchi women are famous for their craftsmanship of jewelry, passed down from mother to daughter for generations.

This large Kuchi tribal necklace is not only a striking accessory, but also a fascinating cultural artifact. It carries the spirit of the Afghan steppes, stories of wandering and survival, and the craftsmanship of a dying tradition.

By purchasing this necklace, you become the owner of a unique handicraft and support the local Kuchi community. By adding this unique piece to your collection, you gain not only a colorful decoration, but also a piece of Afghan history and culture that you will cherish for years.