Antique African trade beads, silver beads, antique Ethiopian coptic cross pendant

SKU: J-24
Antique African trade beads, silver beads, antique Ethiopian coptic cross pendant
Antique African trade beads, silver beads, antique Ethiopian coptic cross pendant
Antique African trade beads, silver beads, antique Ethiopian coptic cross pendant
Antique African trade beads, silver beads, antique Ethiopian coptic cross pendant
Antique African trade beads, silver beads, antique Ethiopian coptic cross pendant
Antique African trade beads, silver beads, antique Ethiopian coptic cross pendant

Antique African trade beads, silver beads, antique Ethiopian coptic cross pendant

SKU: J-24

Necklace length is 18" and pendant height is 2.5"
Joined together with a sage green knotted cord

Featuring:
  • antique Ethiopian Coptic cross pendant
  • antique African trade beads
  • sterling silver beads
  • gemstone beads
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  • One-of-a-kind piece, handcrafted by the artist in Montague, MA
  • From my collection of handmade kumihimo jewelry, featuring new and antique materials, traditional craft and modern design
  • Free shipping within the US

These pieces are both durable and washable, working well for everyday wear. Handwash with gentle detergent and lay flat on an absorbent towel to air dry.

Shipping to the US is free, with delivery in 5-8 business days.
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Kumihimo

Kumihimo came to Japan with Buddhist ceremonial use and from the 10th through the 16th centuries, it functioned as laces for the armor plates of Samurai warriors and as a way to attach their swords as side arms. Today, this adaptable art continues to be used in contemporary culture. However, the spiritual origins of the art can still be found, as the process of handcrafting Kumihimo brings a meditative, rhythmic peacefulness to the mind and body.