Small vintage Kuchi triangle pendant.
Length: About 3.5 inches (includes bale and dangles)
Width: About 2.25 inches
Materials: Mixed metals, glass and plastic jewels
Metal Color: White metal, a bit tarnished
Finish: Unpolished
Attachment: Bale at the top
Small Kuchi triangle dangle pendant with glass/plastic jewels and jingling bells. About 3.5 inches from top to bottom, including bale and bells, and about 2.25 inches wide. Mixed metals are a white metal color and are unpolished. Perfect small pendant for the centerpiece of a tribal dance bra.
The story of Kuchi jewelry, like all tribal jewelry, is rich with influences from many cultures. These beautiful pieces with colorful glass jewels and jingling bells originally came from the nomadic Pashtoon tribes that wandered the border areas of Afghanistan and Pakistan, along ancient routes between the seasons, moving down from the mountains in the winter and back to their homes in the summer. The word Kuchi itself is derived from a Persian word meaning migration, in relation to nomads or gypsies, and does not describe a particular group or people, but rather a state of being.
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