Fulani Brass Metal Beads Old Nigerian for Sale

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Fulani Brass Metal Beads Old Nigerian:
$65.00

Fulani Brass Metal Beads Old Nigerian Type of Object Brass color (unknown metal content) People Fulani Made In Nigeria Traded In Africa Approximate Age 20th Century Overall Condition Good. Some of our beads have traveled at least three continents, and have graced numerous owners. Damage/Repair Flawed casting and few holes. Bead Size 8-10 mm diameter. See picture with penny for size comparison. U.S. penny is 19mm in diameter. Strand Length 25 inches (including string/raffia). Brand Unbranded Style Brass Beads Type Strand of Beads

Picture is an example. Yours will be similar.

This strand is not intended to be a ready-to-wear necklace. Although the strand can be worn "as is," the raffia holding it together is not durable and may break with use. For this reason, we recommend that you restring the beads before wearing them.

Fulani brass beads are traditional jewelry items worn by the Fulani people, who are a predominantly Muslim ethnic group found across West Africa. The Fulani are known for their rich cultural heritage and distinctive style of adornment.

Brass beads hold significant cultural and symbolic value among the Fulani community. They are often worn by both men and women as a form of personal ornamentation and to display social status. The beads are typically made from brass or brass alloys, which are known for their durability and attractive golden color.

Fulani brass beads come in various shapes, sizes, and designs. They can be small or large, cylindrical or spherical, and may feature intricate patterns or geometric motifs. Some beads are plain, while others are engraved or embellished with symbols that hold cultural meanings.

These beads are often worn as part of elaborate jewelry sets, including necklaces, bracelets, anklets, and earrings. They are commonly strung together using thread, leather, or wire, and may be combined with other materials such as cowrie shells, gemstones, or glass beads to create visually striking designs.

In addition to their aesthetic appeal, Fulani brass beads also serve as a form of currency and can be uséd for trade or as a means of exchange in some regions. They are highly valued within the Fulani culture and are often passed down through generations as heirlooms.

Fulani brass beads continue to be cherished and celebrated as an important aspect of the Fulani people's identity and cultural heritage. They represent not only beauty and adornment but also pride, tradition, and a connection to their ancestral roots.

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