Amazigh Sold Items

Moorish Silver Anklets – KHAL KHAL – West Africa

  Mid 20th century. Silver, enamel gr. 889,2 (31.36 oz.); cm. 10,0 width (3.93") , cm. 9,3 high (3.66"). The central talisman is cm. 5,3 width (2.08") and cm. 5,5 high (2.16"). These anklets are worn by Moorish women during the dance of Guedra. The Guedra is a ritual dance of love, performed by women for benefit of men. It is a ballet...

3 Tuareg Talismans – TCHEROT – Niger

Mid 20th century. Front side manufactured from silver sheet, rear side of iron sheet. Each tcherot is approx. cm. 7,3 high x cm. 7,4 width (2.87” x 2.91″); gr. 74,4 (2.62 oz.). These talismans are attached to tagelmoust, a strip of cloth 20 feet long, protects them from the heat...

Kuchi Dress – Afghanistan

1950'-1960'. Approx. cm. 110,0 high x cm. 135,0 width (57.48" x 12.59"). Excellent conditions.  Kuchi are Pashtun from southern and eastern Afghanistan. Kuchi, means 'nomad' in the Persian language. The Kuchi mostly keep sheep and goats. The produce of the animals (meat, dairy products, hair and wool) is exchanged or sold in order...

Moorish-Berber Bracelets – MIZAM – Pre Sahara, Morocco

Mid 20th century. Silver, gr. 137,6 (4.85 oz.); diameter cm. 8,0 (3.14″), inner diameter cm. 5,5 (2.16″). For similar examples, see p. 328 of “Splendeurs du Maroc”, Africa Museum Tervuren. The Imazighen (singular Amazigh) also known as the Berbers are among the original peoples of North Africa. Their myths. Legends and history span 9,000 years,...

Tuareg Bag and Smoking Pipe – Niger

  1970-1980. The bag is cm. 17,2 long x cm. 6,7 width (6.77 x 2.63 Inches). The pipe (brass, copper, white metal, wood) is cm. 11,2 long (4.40 Inches).   The Tuareg people inhabit a large area, covering almost all the middle and western Sahara and the north-central Sahel. They are probably descended from the...