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Outstanding Pair Berber Bracelets – ASBIA’ IQUORAIN – Ait Atta Tribe – Morocco
Outstanding Pair Berber Bracelets – ASBIA’ IQUORAIN – Ait Atta Tribe – Morocco
Outstanding Pair Berber Bracelets – ASBIA’ IQUORAIN – Ait Atta Tribe – Morocco
Outstanding Pair Berber Bracelets – ASBIA’ IQUORAIN – Ait Atta Tribe – Morocco
Outstanding Pair Berber Bracelets – ASBIA’ IQUORAIN – Ait Atta Tribe – Morocco
Outstanding Pair Berber Bracelets – ASBIA’ IQUORAIN – Ait Atta Tribe – Morocco
Outstanding Pair Berber Bracelets – ASBIA’ IQUORAIN – Ait Atta Tribe – Morocco
Outstanding Pair Berber Bracelets – ASBIA’ IQUORAIN – Ait Atta Tribe – Morocco
Outstanding Pair Berber Bracelets – ASBIA’ IQUORAIN – Ait Atta Tribe – Morocco
Outstanding Pair Berber Bracelets – ASBIA’ IQUORAIN – Ait Atta Tribe – Morocco
Outstanding Pair Berber Bracelets – ASBIA’ IQUORAIN – Ait Atta Tribe – Morocco
Outstanding Pair Berber Bracelets – ASBIA’ IQUORAIN – Ait Atta Tribe – Morocco

Outstanding Pair Berber Bracelets – ASBIA’ IQUORAIN – Ait Atta Tribe – Morocco

$ 1161.57

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    Description

    Outstanding Pair Berber Bracelets – ASBIA’ IQUORAIN – Ait Atta Tribe – Morocco
    Early to mid 20th century. Massive silver gr. 1.009,9 (35.62 oz.). Diameter cm. 12,7 (5.00″); inner diameter cm. 6,0 (2.36″).
    These bracelets, asbia’ iquorain, were originally worn by women of the Ait Atta tribe to defend themselves during raids
    The Ait Atta are a large Berber tribal confederation of South eastern Morocco. They are divided into “five fifths” (khams khmas), all said to descend from the forty sons of their common ancestor Dadda Atta: these “fifths” are the Ait Ouallal, Ait Ouahlim, Ait Isfoul, Ait Yazza and Ait Ounbgi. They speak Central Atlas Tamazight. The Ait Atta originated as a political entity in the Jbel Saghro region in the 16th century with the founding of their traditional capital Igherm Amazdar.
    For similar examples:
    p. 21 of “A World of Bracelets”, by Anne Van Cutsem;
    p. 262 of “Africa Adorned”, by Angela Fisher, Collins Harvill;
    p. 129 of “Bijoux du Maroc”, by Jacques and  Marie-Rose Rabaté, Edisud / Le Fennec.
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