2 Strands Copper Heishi Trade Beads Ethiopia for Sale

2 Strands Copper Heishi Trade Beads Ethiopia For Sale

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2 Strands Copper Heishi Trade Beads Ethiopia:
$29.00

2 Strands Copper Heishi Trade Beads EthiopiaAfrica boasts a millennia-old tradition of metalworking, with civilizations like the Nubians and Egyptians crafting artifacts in gold and copper. The introduction of ironworking around 800 BCE, spread by the Phoenicians, reached diverse regions, including the Kingdom of Axum, Nok civilization, and the Atlantic coast. Blacksmiths, revered for their transformative powers, still command respect in West Africa, where some avoid direct eye contact with them. Beyond iron, the Ashanti kingdom excelled in gold craftsmanship, notably the golden stool. The Tuareg, Sahara nomads, specialized in silver jewelry, while Ethiopia featured silver pieces like telsum amulets, merged pendants, Coptic crosses, and prayer beads. Brass beads, especially Baule brass beads from Côte d'Ivoire, are a standout example. Crafted with intricate designs, they symbolize cultural concepts, acting as heirlooms and gaining recognition in high-end global jewelry, embodying the rich heritage of the Baule people. Strand Length28 inches (including string/raffia) Bead Size4 mm diameter. See picture with ruler for size comparison. 100009 2 Strands Copper Heishi Trade Beads Ethiopia

Africa boasts a millennia-old tradition of metalworking, with civilizations like the Nubians and Egyptians crafting artifacts in gold and copper. The introduction of ironworking around 800 BCE, spread by the Phoenicians, reached diverse regions, including the Kingdom of Axum, Nok civilization, and the Atlantic coast. Blacksmiths, revered for their transformative powers, still command respect in West Africa, where some avoid direct eye contact with them. Beyond iron, the Ashanti kingdom excelled in gold craftsmanship, notably the golden stool. The Tuareg, Sahara nomads, specialized in silver jewelry, while Ethiopia featured silver pieces like telsum amulets, merged pendants, Coptic crosses, and prayer beads. Brass beads, especially Baule brass beads from Côte d'Ivoire, are a standout example. Crafted with intricate designs, they symbolize cultural concepts, acting as heirlooms and gaining recognition in high-end global jewelry, embodying the rich heritage of the Baule people.

Strand Length
28 inches (including string/raffia)

Bead Size
4 mm diameter. See picture with ruler for size comparison.

100009

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