April 16, 2024
Antique Yemeni Yemen Bedouin Silver Revival Ethnic Belt
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Antique Yemeni Yemen Bedouin Silver Revival Ethnic Belt UP FOR BID!!!!This listing is for an Antique Yemeni Yemen Bedouin Silver Revival Ethnic Belt which was made probably in the early 20th century, since this style of face mask is rarely made anymore.This is a unique belt which is crafted by skilled craftsmen. In Yemen, Jewish craftsmen were famous for this style of art & they're the ones who had this level of skills to produce such a magnificent piece of art. The main purpose for this belt was to be worn on a Yemeni bride's wedding day. The skills and high level of craftsmanship can be clearly noticed when looking at the belt.Bedouin- Arabic speaking nomadic people of the middle eastern deserts--especially North Africa (Egypt) Yemeni Bedouin low silver (silver alloy), genuine Arab jewelry antiques, 100% hand crafted from Yemen. This is pre-owned piece kept in good old condition while keeping its authenticity.It is 29" long total, unclasped x 1 1/2 wide.There is some corrosion on the belt and a few missing links!See photos.Its a one of a kind piece!Payment within 3 days pleaseInternational buyers are o.k!The shipping charges vary for international buyers! Feel free to email with any questions or comments.I always offer a money back guarantee plus shipping!There is no reserve! I am always willing to combine shipping on multiple
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