Triangular Amulet Holder late 19th-early 20th century Group of Turkman Ornaments, nos. 2018.922.1-.6a, .6bThese bold silver ornaments come from the world of the Turkman tribes of Central Asia. Some of the forms such as the lozenge shaped amulet holder or Quran box relate to the styles of jeweled arts of the courts and urban centers. But most of these large and vibrant ornaments are a final expression of the unique sensibility of the Turkman people as their nomadic life gives way to modernity.. Triangular Amulet Holder. late 19th-early 20th century. Silver; with twisted wire chains and bells, chased and embossed decoration, and table-cut cut carnelians. Attributed to Central Asia or Iran. Jewelry

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Triangular Amulet Holder late 19th-early 20th century Group of Turkman Ornaments, nos. 2018.922.1-.6a, .6bThese bold silver ornaments come from the world of the Turkman tribes of Central Asia. Some of the forms such as the lozenge shaped amulet holder or Quran box relate to the styles of jeweled arts of the courts and urban centers. But most of these large and vibrant ornaments are a final expression of the unique sensibility of the Turkman people as their nomadic life gives way to modernity.. Triangular Amulet Holder. late 19th-early 20th century. Silver; with twisted wire chains and bells, chased and embossed decoration, and table-cut cut carnelians. Attributed to Central Asia or Iran. Jewelry

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