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Hair Ornaments - Ait Akka - Berber - MoroccoHair Ornaments - Ait Akka - Berber - Morocco - Amazigh Ethnic Jewelry
Africa | Berber Hair Ornaments from the Ait Akka tribe. Morocco. Tribal metal, enamel. Mid 20th century | © Liuba Berti ~ Amazigh
PARIS: Berber Women of Morocco - WGSN Insider
Yves San Laurent exposition of Berber jewelry.
Africa Afrika
Algeria | Vintage cuff from the Kabyle people | High grade silver, enamel and natural coral | 1,500$
Une passion marocaine, Caftans, broderies, bijoux
Morocco | Ida Ou Nadif Ornamentation. Anti Atlas Central | ©Nicolas Mathéus/Musée Berbère
Morocco | 3 necklaces from the Anti Atlas region, a pair of silver and enamel earrings (Ida ou Semlal, Tiznit) earrings and a pair of silver and enamel 'Khalkhal' anklets (first quarter 20th century)
Morocco | Headdress; silver filigree work, coral and glass insets, enamel | ca. 19th century, Anti Atlas region. Christies
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Morocco | Head ornament, matching pair of fibula (Anti Atlas region), matching bracelets (end of 19th century) and an elaborate fibule from Ouezzane, Rif (1st quarter 20th century)
Ait Atta Perfume Amulet
Ait Atta perfume Amulet with enamelling These are worn in thehair in Pairs , one either side of the head. Posted by Sarah Corbett
Jewish Berber fibula jewelery. This type of jewelery was offered to wealthy Berber families for their daughter's wedding.
British Museum
Oman | Five examples of rectangular hirz (Qur'an case) pendants, worn singularly on simple silver chains; silver, some partially gilded. Probably all from Northern Oman. | ca. 1950s // ©British Museum. 2009,6023.178-179
Oman | "Silver rings dangle from her ears, a country girl dons family wealth for a visit to Matrah, Oman's largest city. The tooled case contains Koran verses for good luck. At puberty, wealthy girls begin wearing veils before strangers" | Image and text from National Geographic, February 1973, from the article 'Oman, Land of Frankincense and Oil.' Text and photos Robert Azzi.
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Africa | A woman's beaded cape from the Dinka people from Sudan | Glass beads, leather, fur and fiber | ca. late 19th to early 20th century
Bukharan necklace scanned
Central Asia | Bukharan necklace; stones, filigree and inlaid micro mosaic turquoise | ©Linda Pastorino ~ Sold