384 SOLD Vintage Garo Tribe Necklace with Coins - WOVENSOULS Antique Textiles & Art Gallery

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⚡️384 SOLD Vintage Garo Tribe Necklace with Coins - a rare one-of-a-kind antique ethnic artwork curated for interior designers, museums and art collectors.
Sold to a discerning Antique Art-Lover***Perfectly arranged coin necklace of the Garo TribeSymbolic of wealth and prosperity.Uses 10 paise coins and a central metal medallion of the same metal strung on rope.From the 1960sArunachal Pradesh, India ***This item has spent a lifetime being used for the purpose of its creation with the original artist/user. Signs of this life lived heartily may be present on the piece in the form of stains, thread loss, loose threads, holes, tears, color run and other imperfections. Therefore the condition must be assumed to be “not” perfect. More photos of such imperfections will be provided on request.***

Sold to a discerning Antique Art-Lover

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Perfectly arranged coin necklace of the Garo Tribe

Symbolic of wealth and prosperity.

Uses 10 paise coins and a central metal medallion of the same metal strung on rope.

From the 1960s

Arunachal Pradesh, India

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This item has spent a lifetime being used for the purpose of its creation with the original artist/user. Signs of this life lived heartily may be present on the piece in the form of stains, thread loss, loose threads, holes, tears, color run and other imperfections. Therefore the condition must be assumed to be “not” perfect. More photos of such imperfections will be provided on request.

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Sold to a discerning Antique Art-Lover *** Perfectly arranged coin necklace of the Garo Tribe Symbolic of wealth and prosperity. Uses 10 paise coins and a central metal medallion of the same metal strung on rope. From the 1960s Arunachal Pradesh, India *** This item has spent a lifetime being used for the purpose of its creation with the original artist/user. Signs of this life lived heartily may be present on the piece in the form of stains, thread loss, loose threads, holes, tears, color run and other imperfections. Therefore the condition must be assumed to be “not” perfect. More photos of such imperfections will be provided on request. ***