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| Nederlands: ArmsieraadNederlands: Zilveren armband met rode stenenLocal name: Tannbalt | |
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Nederlands: Armsieraad Nederlands: Zilveren armband met rode stenen Local name: Tannbalt |
| Description |
Nederlands: Armband met scharnier, pin en sluiting. De vier rode stenen zijn vrij smal van vorm.
Door de verkoper omschreven als 'joodse armband', hiermee werd in ieder geval verwezen naar de vervaardiging. Dit type armbanden werd zowel door joodse als islamitische Berbervrouwen in de Anti-Atlas en zuidelijke Hoge Atlas gedragen. De de joodse Berbervrouwen droegen vrijwel dezelfde kleding en sieraden als moslimvrouwen. Zij onderscheidden zich alleen door een pruik waarmee zij hun haar bedekten, zoals het gebruik was bij gehuwde joodse vrouwen in Marokko. |
| Date | between 1900 and 1955 |
| Dimensions | circa 1,5 x 6,5cm (9/16 x 2 9/16in.) |
| Accession number |
3064-16 |
| Notes |
Nederlands: Culturele Herkomst: Amazigh, Amazighen, Berber Functionele categorie: arm-, pols- en vingersieraden, jewellery worn on arm, wrist and finger Geografische Herkomst: Anti-Atlas Geografische herkomst alternatief: Haut Atlas, Hoge Atlas Materiaal - hoofd: zilverlegering Materiaal - overig: steen Objecttrefwoord: armbanden, armringen Techniek: Gesmeed, Gesoldeerd |
| Source/Photographer | Collectie Stichting Nationaal Museum van Wereldculturen |
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