Tawiz with a compartment, coming from the mysterious Kuchi tribe, is an extraordinary artifact that takes us to the world of ancient Afghan beliefs and traditions. Made of intricately carved metal and decorated with colored glass, this tawiz exudes ancient beauty and magic.
The history of this item dates back to distant times, when the Kuchi tribe considered it a source of protection and power. Tawiz served as a talisman that was supposed to provide its bearer with protection against evil spirits and misfortunes. The compartment inside the tawiz could hold small items or magical substances that would enhance its protective power.
Worn on the shoulder, this tawiz not only symbolized the faith and strength of the Kuchi tribe, but also provided a practical tool for everyday defense against dangers and for cultivating the spirit and traditions. Today, as a rare monument, the Tawiz with a clipboard from the Kuchi tribe reminds us of the deep meaning of ancient beliefs and the history of the Afghan people, while remaining an extraordinary souvenir of their culture and heritage.
