This is a bracelet featuring the motif "Tafoukt / タフォクト," which means "sun" in the language of the indigenous people of North Africa.
The surface patterns are carefully hand-carved, with each pattern having its own meaning, symbolizing things, stories, and allegories.
The ends of the bracelet feature a design made of very hard ebony wood.
(*Ebony wood refers to the wood of the ebony tree, which is distributed from Asia through India to Africa.)
It is an eye-catching design, but it is delicate, so you can layer it with other bracelets or use it as an accent to your style.
【Adawat’n Tuareg】
Adawat means accessories in the local language.
The Tuareg people live in the Sahara Desert in Africa.
Men wearing blue turbans dyed with indigo hide their faces and bodies, known as the "People of the Blue Robes," and are also famous as a matriarchal society of desert nomads.
The silver products they create are said to be one of the traditional crafts passed down through generations, and there is a theory that they were the first ethnic group in Africa to start silver crafting. In Europe, they are also recognized as Native Jewelry, which stands alongside Indian Jewelry.
The patterns carved carefully by hand, one cut at a time, are imbued with meanings such as protection against evil, and they strongly reflect the influences of ancient myths and folklore.
This is a unique silver collection with a sharp yet rounded design that can be enjoyed by both men and women.
*Due to lighting conditions, the colors may appear different from the actual product. Additionally, depending on the environment of your computer or smartphone, there may be slight differences in color between the product and the images.
Product Dimensions
●Product Dimensions:
00: Inner circumference 18cm Width 0.6cm Attached bag H11.5cm Attached bag W7cm Attached bag D2cm
Remarks:
Material
Silver 925
The surface patterns are carefully hand-carved, with each pattern having its own meaning, symbolizing things, stories, and allegories.
The ends of the bracelet feature a design made of very hard ebony wood.
(*Ebony wood refers to the wood of the ebony tree, which is distributed from Asia through India to Africa.)
It is an eye-catching design, but it is delicate, so you can layer it with other bracelets or use it as an accent to your style.
【Adawat’n Tuareg】
Adawat means accessories in the local language.
The Tuareg people live in the Sahara Desert in Africa.
Men wearing blue turbans dyed with indigo hide their faces and bodies, known as the "People of the Blue Robes," and are also famous as a matriarchal society of desert nomads.
The silver products they create are said to be one of the traditional crafts passed down through generations, and there is a theory that they were the first ethnic group in Africa to start silver crafting. In Europe, they are also recognized as Native Jewelry, which stands alongside Indian Jewelry.
The patterns carved carefully by hand, one cut at a time, are imbued with meanings such as protection against evil, and they strongly reflect the influences of ancient myths and folklore.
This is a unique silver collection with a sharp yet rounded design that can be enjoyed by both men and women.
*Due to lighting conditions, the colors may appear different from the actual product. Additionally, depending on the environment of your computer or smartphone, there may be slight differences in color between the product and the images.
Product Dimensions
●Product Dimensions:
00: Inner circumference 18cm Width 0.6cm Attached bag H11.5cm Attached bag W7cm Attached bag D2cm
Remarks:
Material
Silver 925
| color | 黑色(919) |
|---|---|
| size | 00 |
| Actual size | 00 : よこ:0.6cm |
| Material | 素材:シルバー925 |
Note
Colors may look different depending on your monitor.