The metallic part of this Tuareg comb was made in Morocco and is beautifully adapted to the simple wooden structure. Time, character, honesty and history define this piece. Continue Reading
The Daalder Collection of Ethnic Jewellery and Adornment, after 2007
Bracelet from Algeria
The art of enameling was retained by Islamic and Jewish craftsmen in North Africa when they were expelled from Spain in 1492. In both Algeria and Morocco this art continued to reach great heights. Continue Reading
House Jewels from Mongolia
Mongolians hang these ornaments, or amulets, in tents. They are meant to be viewed from more than one position, which is why the same pattern is enameled on both sides. An elevated central segment of “boxes” makes some of them over 1 centimeter thick, which creates a three-dimensional effect. Continue Reading