Adawat'n Tuareg Tafoukt Bangle

This is a Tuareg bracelet, a bangle.
It has only been worn once for a short time, so I believe it is in near-new condition.
I purchased it about 2 years ago from the Edifice online store.
As shown in the attached photos, it is currently sold out, making this a very rare item.
First come, first served.
Please be sure to check the actual product photos for its condition.

Color: Silver
Material: Silver 925
Size: Free
Country of Origin: Morocco

The case will be included, and it will be shipped via Yu-Packet Post Mini.

[Product Description] A bracelet featuring the motif Tafoukt, which means sun in the language of the indigenous people of North Africa.
Each pattern on the surface is carefully hand-carved with a single tool, and each pattern has its own meaning, symbolizing things, stories, and allegories. The ends of the bracelet feature a traditional design using ebony wood, which is a very hard wood. (*Ebony wood is a type of black wood, a precious wood distributed from Asia through India to Africa.) While the design is eye-catching, it is delicate, allowing it to be layered with other bracelets or used as a style accent.

[Adawat’n Tuareg] The Tuareg people are nomadic people who live in the Sahara Desert in North Africa. Known as the Blue Robed People for their indigo-dyed blue turbans, these desert nomads. The silver products they create, passed down through generations, are a form of traditional craft. Each pattern on the surface is carefully hand-carved with a single tool, and each pattern has its own meaning, symbolizing things, stories, and allegories, with a strong influence of ancient myths and folk tales. Their original designs have garnered attention from both men and women in this silver collection.