Vintage Kuchi Hair Pendant - Kuchi Hair Adornment - Chains Dangles
Adorable small pendant for hair decoration. Smaller hair pendants like this one can be quickly added to your hair garden or simply hooked into the hair. Small jingling dangles add detailing. Great for belly dance costuming!
Adorable small pendant for hair decoration. Smaller hair pendants like this one can be quickly added to your hair garden or simply hooked into the hair. Small jingling dangles add detailing. Great for belly dance costuming!
Adorable small pendant for hair decoration. Smaller hair pendants like this one can be quickly added to your hair garden or simply hooked into the hair. Small jingling dangles add detailing. Great for belly dance costuming!
Amazing vintage Kuchi hair pendant with chains and metal dangles that flash in the light. Mixed metals are brassy and unpolished. Hook at the top for adding to your hair garden or hooking into your hair. Small red glass jewel at the top. Kuchi pendants are perfect for belly dance costuming and accessory projects.
Item No. JPK1708
Length: 7.5 inches (includes hook and dangles)
Width: Less than 1 inch
Materials: Mixed metals
Metal Color: Brassy
Finish: Unpolished
Attachment: Hook at the top
Additional Info: Adorable small piece with lots of detailing - chains and small metal dangles on chains
Easily hooks into hair or headpiece.
Country of Origin: Afghanistan
Condition: Vintage
Please check photos carefully for condition. You will receive the exact piece(s) shown in the photos on this page. This is a USED piece that has been previously worn in country. As a previously used tribal item it may have small flaws such as loose or missing jewels, missing bells, obvious repairs, may be tarnished or worn, or have other small flaws.
A NOTE ON THE CONDITION OF TRIBAL ITEMS: Our jewelry is used tribal jewelry, from faraway lands. As used pieces the condition of our items will reflect their prior lives as treasured tribal pieces. Please know that we strive to maintain the tribal allure of our items and therefore we do not clean or repair these pieces in any way. We leave that choice to the buyer, as each may prefer something different. This not only maintains the old, tribal look of each piece that our belly dance customers seek, but also preserves the value of a piece that cleaning might diminish.
We do our best to describe any flaws that may be present in our items, and we encourage you to read the full description and look at all photos closely to judge the condition of the item for yourself and know exactly what you are ordering. If you have questions about the condition of any item, please ask!
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 higher elevations in the summer. The word Kuchi itself means migration in the Afghan Dari language, in relation to nomads, and does not describe a particular group or people, but rather a state of being.
