Silver Bracelet Aît Atta people, Morocco

This heavy bracelet was worn by a woman from the AÎt Atta tribe in Morocco's Draa Valley.
This oval-shaped bracelet is decorated in relief with regular oblique domes. The edge of the bracelet is decorated with palmettes.This bracelet is in silver with a Moroccan hallmark on the edge, I cannot identify the hallmark.

This bracelet is perfectly wearable. It's a timeless piece of fine antique jewelry.

Condition: This bracelet is in good condition. I have cleaned it to restore its luster.

Reference: A similar bracelet can be found in the ethnographic collection of the "Musée Ethnographique du Quai Branly" (Ethnographic Museum) in Paris, inventory no. 71.1976.42.64.

• Dimensions: inner diameter: 6,5 cm
  inner circumference: 19 cm
  width: 1,8 cm
• Weight: 222 g

• Production place: Morocco
• Culture: Berber - Aît Atta
• Production period: early 20th century
• Materials: silver
• Crafting techniques: molding and hand engraving

Please notice:
This jewel is vintage and has been worn. Scratches and wear marks may visible. It has been cleaned to restore as much as possible its original shine.

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