Tribal Jewelry Gallery

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Set of Hmong tribal jewelry, including bracelets, earrings and necklace. Southeastern Asiasource: 1,

1. ‘Dekoggoro’ Arm Band. Gan peoples, Burkina Faso.| Bronze | ca. 19702. 'Dekoggoro&rsqu

Headdress; silver filigree work, coral and glass insets, enamel ca. 19th century, Anti Atlas region,

Uzbekistan | Jewellery from the collection of the Museum of Applied Arts in Tashkent | 19th - 20th c

CorsetDinka People, Sudan

virtual-artifacts:Clothing PanelObject Name: OrnamentDate: late 19th–early 20th centuryGeography: Ce

Fibula with Chain ConnectorAfrica, Morocco, North Africa region metal, green, blue, and red glass; g

Ear adornments from Tahala, Marocco, ca. 1920

Reverse of costume , Mongolian shaman’s garment.

Ear ornaments from Burma. Pair of silver earrings and golden ear stud with rubbies.

virtual-artifacts: Arm ornament; possibly made by the Edo people. Benin City, Edo State, Nigeria Bro

Golden ringsin form of a scorpion and a lion, Ghana, Ashanti (1, 2)Read more: http://www.tribal-art-

My new purchase. Necklace, XX century, Uzbekistan

Vase of Immortality with the Head of a Wind-Horse and the Precious JewelTibet (by a Newar artist), 1

Labret from Maranhão, BrazilFeathers, wood and vegetable fibers

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Turkana adornments part 2:1. A woman and child in Napak village. Photograph: Goran Tomasevic/Reuters

Nose Ornament with Serpents and Long-necked Birds, Moche culture, Peru, ca. 100-300 AD

Tuareg Veil Weight - ASSROU N’ SWOUL - NigerGeometric layers of bronze, brass and copper.Cm. 8

Veil weights, Tuareg peoples of Mali(1, 2) Veil weights made of copper and brass.(3)Photo from Tiski

Breast Ornament (civa vonovono)Republic of the Fiji Islands, circa 1850Jewelry and Adornments; masks

Karaja ijaso mask & rattles

Headdress worn during naming ceremonies, probably Tembé (Tembe) (attributed said to have been collec

Headdress from the Karajá people of the Rio Araguaya region, Brasil, ca. 19th-20th century

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