This is a four-strand necklace connecting antique white seed beads and indigo blue antique beads.
The white beads are old seed beads from India.
Their worn texture offers a unique charm, a testament to years of wear. (Circa 19th-20th century)
While cleaned, they will gradually develop a porcelain-like whiteness with continued wear.
We hope you enjoy their evolving beauty over time. (Bead size: 2-3mm)
The indigo blue beads are antique beads known as Indo-Pacific beads. The origins of Indo-Pacific beads are said to date back to the 2nd century BC. These particular beads are excavated artifacts from Indonesia, dating back to the 10th century – over 1000 years old!
Upon closer inspection, you can appreciate a variety of blue hues.
The golden beads are old Orissa brass, rare and ancient beads sourced from the state of Orissa in India.
Each tiny Karen silver bead on the clasp is individually stamped!
It's mind-boggling to think that each one is handcrafted...
◇ Karen Silver ◇
This silver is crafted by a hill tribe living in Thailand and Burma.
Each piece is handmade, and the silver is said to be of very high purity.
The shell beads, originally used as clasps on ancient tribal necklaces, have been repurposed for this necklace's closure.
(Shell bead diameter: 1.5cm)
Connected with waxed cord, it may feel slightly stiff initially but will become supple with wear.
Size
Length: Approximately 44.5cm (when laid flat)
Materials: Glass, Karen Silver, Old Orissa Brass, Shell Beads, Waxed Cord
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