These Tuareg Brass Tubes from Northern Mali are a truly distinctive find. Traditional and cultural, these earrings are inspired by African styles and infused with a unique soul. They feature English Cut Purple Voilet Czech Glass beads with a Gold Finish Faceted, highlighting their elegant design. The Tuareg tribe, recognized for their distinctive blue veils, dates back to 500 B.C.E. Living across a vast expanse of desert land in Northwest Africa, their expert metalworking skills are showcased in their one-of-a-kind jewelry pieces.
Length: 4"
Materials:
10mm English Cut Purple Voilet with a Gold Finish Faceted Czech Glass Beads
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Every effort has been made to accurately represent the items shown in the pictures. Colors may vary upon individual computer monitor settings and lighting conditions. Expect some slight variation in size, color and quality as these beads were hand cut.
The Tuareg are semi-nomadic herders and traders living in Northern Mali and across its borders in Niger see entry on Tuareg in Niger), Burkina Faso, Algeria and Libya. They are descended from Berbers of North Africa and speak a Berber language: Tamasheq, calling themselves Kel Tamasheq.
The Tuareg are an indigenous tribe of Africa, known principally for their distinctive blue veils. They can be traced back to around 500 B.C.E. The Tuareg tribe inhabits a wide swathe of desert lands in Northwest Africa and are known for their expert metalwork and unique jewelry pieces.