https://www.zaboubijou.fr/selection daily 1.0 2023-07-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581333779041-WGVG8KVA8XY9OXXFU1WQ/mdc20.jpg Accueil/Home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581334189528-WSF2OL9V59I8RISA4MXQ/mdc35.jpg Accueil/Home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581334291702-XO76I10LFRWVOHNFQZF1/am6.jpg Accueil/Home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581367138112-W9IE3QMGM2HB84Y08OON/5S8.jpg Accueil/Home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581367270535-4MHUZ1E1NP1NWP8RNNOX/or28.jpg Accueil/Home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581367314719-1K7BXTL45RVLJX82010R/wom12.jpg Accueil/Home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1582523543513-BYZ37M4E8HKZMF5YSK51/women-at-work-3.jpg Accueil/Home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581335664574-R9XLRIF1V07AZL0FT2Z2/mdc20.jpg Accueil/Home MdC 20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581336141926-13M0TMT2WC9LWLDEVUY9/5s8.jpg Accueil/Home 5S 8 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581335875225-TZ3FZ9GBB3OI5NS3M0A2/mdc35.jpg Accueil/Home MdC 35 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581336681620-6WLKR5WHHJJUF1DW2XZ4/am6.jpg Accueil/Home AM 6 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581336884292-05V0QXXQOQTMMBAAOAGU/wom12.jpg Accueil/Home Wom 12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581337126847-HEAF5BG0N9N1JRXMFMSO/or28.jpg Accueil/Home OR 28 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1582523233835-DXEESRHGUNIU8XIF8KBD/women-at-work.jpg Accueil/Home W@W https://www.zaboubijou.fr/contact daily 0.75 2021-09-11 https://www.zaboubijou.fr/about daily 0.75 2026-02-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1580995353898-G4QC94AXMOJ98S0ATUBU/zabou.jpg English https://www.zaboubijou.fr/expositions daily 0.75 2026-02-11 https://www.zaboubijou.fr/exhibitions daily 0.75 2026-02-11 https://www.zaboubijou.fr/a-propos daily 0.75 2026-02-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1580995214668-4PP61YS6ZD1IYL656O6U/zabou.jpg Français https://www.zaboubijou.fr/collection-women-of-mesopotamia daily 0.75 2024-03-09 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581340313609-55JZL0IW7EVIPBZC9KSW/wom2.jpg Collection Women of Mesopotamia WoM 2 : UI The central pendant of the necklace is one of many elements of traditional wedding ornamentation, worn on their heads or around their necks by nomad women of the wide and fiat plains of Mesopotamia, in south-eastern Turkey, north-eastern Syria and Iraq. In full wedding ornamentation, each pendant would have also been adorned with multiple small hanging chains, bells and other charms, making it a large, musical and heavy. I have adapted these beautifully hand crafted traditional pieces of metal, silver, glass and beads to make them easily wearable by 21st century women. To emphasize their poetic naivety, I have combined them with plain wooden beads. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581342616249-QSM95WW9H12YX2JZQO95/wom6.jpg Collection Women of Mesopotamia WoM 6 : UI The central pendant is part of traditional piece with multiple hanging chains and trinkets worn by nomad women of the wide and flat plains of Mesopotamia - south-eastern Turkey, north-eastern Syria and Iraq. I have adapted these beautifully hand crafted pieces to make them easily wearable by 21st century women. To emphasize their poetic naivety, I have combined them with plain wooden beads from the Grand Bazaar in Istanbul. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581343210944-K25R7D29MYYBWORZ2HLY/wom10.jpg Collection Women of Mesopotamia WoM 10 : UI The central pendant is a hair clip from Nomad Women of Mesopotamia, in south-eastern Turkey, north-eastern Syria and Iraq. The clip was originally have been adorned with multiple small hanging chains and bells. I have adapted these beautifully hand crafted traditional pieces to make them easily wearable by 21st century women. To emphasize their poetic naivety, I have combined them lapis lazuli from Afghanistan, a sea shell and plain modern plastic disks. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581344590277-Y6XR4SCIN65IZERPYJIT/wom17.jpg Collection Women of Mesopotamia WoM 17 : NI Central pendant: Element of a traditional ornament, worn by nomad women of Mesopotamia, in south-eastern Turkey, north-eastern Syria and Iraq. The full piece would have been adorned with multiple hanging chains, bells and other charms, making it a large, musical and heavy and spectacular piece. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581373373375-SQZTIA6G28LOHQZ7RRGS/wom12.jpg Collection Women of Mesopotamia WoM 12 : BI The central pendant is one element of a traditional piece with multiple hanging chains and trinkets worn by nomad women of the wide and flat plains of Mesopotamia - south-eastern Turkey, north-eastern Syria and Iraq. I have adapted these beautifully hand crafted pieces to make them easily wearable by 21st century women and combined them with modern and plastic disks, worn all over West Africa. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581344338488-XKWJZVW6J8RUG8SIK36T/wom15.jpg Collection Women of Mesopotamia WoM 15 : NI Central pendant : Hair clip from Nomad Women of Mesopotamia, in south-eastern Turkey, north-eastern Syria and Iraq. It was originally odorned with multiple small hanging chains, and bells and other chains. I have adapted these beautifully hand crafted pieces to make them easily wearable by 21st century women and combined them modem artisanal beads mode in Ghana from recycled beer bottles. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581345302517-AB7PFLYZXTZJQ22ZSN30/wom20.jpg Collection Women of Mesopotamia WoM 20 : AI Late 19th to early 20th century metal elements of traditional necklaces from Nomad women from the wide and flat plains of Mesopotamia - south-eastern Turkey, north-eastern Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan. The leaf shaped design has been in use ever since the time of the Persian empire and can be recognized in ceramics, rugs and textiles in addition to being still a key element for jewelry. Modern felt and leather from Turkey. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581346132522-K39DFMLAQUJ52YOKLZ7V/wom25.jpg Collection Women of Mesopotamia WoM 24 : BB The central pendant and the bells were part of traditional jewelry, with multiple hanging chains, and trinkets, worn by nomad women of the wide and flat plains of Mesopotamia - south-eastern Turkey, north-eastern Syria and Iraq. The embroidered tassels are Turkmen ornaments for the decoration of tents, garments and saddlery. I have adapted these beautifully hand crafted pieces to make them easily wearable by 21st century women. To emphasize their poetic naivety, I have combined them with modern wood beads discovered in the busy bazaars of Istanbul. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581346544150-L2EAR23IA9U5XJ48ADPU/wom30.jpg Collection Women of Mesopotamia WoM 30 : GI The central pendant is one element of a traditional piece with multiple hanging chains and trinkets worn by nomad women of the wide and flat plains of Mesopotamia - south-eastern Turkey, north-eastern Syria and Iraq. I have adapted these beautifully hand-crafted pieces to make them easily wearable by 21st century women and combined them with silk tassels, mounted on rubber, with a silver clasp. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581340464247-EWAM55MOJTZWIQ16A66J/wom1.jpg Collection Women of Mesopotamia WoM 1 : AI The central pendant of the necklace is one of many elements of traditional wedding ornamentation, worn on their heads or around their necks by nomad women of the wide and fiat plains of Mesopotamia, in south-eastern Turkey, north-eastern Syria and Iraq. In full wedding ornamentation, each pendant would have also been adorned with multiple small hanging chains, bells and other charms, making it a large, musical and heavy. I have adapted these beautifully hand crafted traditional pieces of metal, silver, glass and beads to make them easily wearable by 21st century women. To emphasize their poetic naivety, I have combined them with plain glass beads and hand-polished lapis lazuli from Afghanistan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581373133164-W3WJPRI2G5WVQBFNL71W/wom7.jpg Collection Women of Mesopotamia WoM 7 : NB The central pendant of the necklace is a traditional mid-20th century brooch worn by nomad women of the wide flat plains of Mesopotam ia in south-eastern Turkey, north-eastem Syria and Iraq. I have complemented this simple hand-crafted piece with 20th century glass beads made from recycled beer bottles (from Ghana), modern wooden beads and acrocheted flower. This type of flower is sewn on the borders of shawls in the Turkish countryside. The pink ribbons are used by Istanbul florists to tie spring bouquets. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581342795406-4JFRFVBQSLPRHS974VDQ/wom3.jpg Collection Women of Mesopotamia WoM 3 : UI The central pendant of the necklace is one of many elements of traditional wedding ornamentation, worn on their heads or around their necks by nomad women of the wide and flat plains of Mesopotamia, in south-eastern Turkey, north-eastern Syria and Iraq. In full wedding ornamentation, each pendant would have also been adorned with multiple small hanging chains, bells and other charms, making it a large, musical and heavy piece. I have adapted these beautifully hand crafted traditional pieces of metal, silver, glass and beads to make them easily wearable by 21st century women. To emphasize their poetic naivety, I have combined them with plain coral beads, a white shell and hand-polished lapis lazuli from Afghanistan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581343053064-9TD70SSW1VMDXNSENL9A/wom8.jpg Collection Women of Mesopotamia WoM 8: NI The central pendant of the necklace is one of many elements of traditional wedding ornamentatîon, worn on their heads or around their necks by nomad women of the wide and flat plains of Mesopotamia, in south-eastern Turkey, north-eastem Syria and Iraq. ln full wedding ornamentation, each pendant would have also been adorned with multiple small hanging chains, bells and other charms making it a large, musical and heavy. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587136379485-AOPTSR4EGOBIIY20SBA2/wom13.jpg Collection Women of Mesopotamia WoM 13 : NI The central pendant is one element of a traditional piece with multiple hanging chains and trinkets worn by nomad women of the wide and flat plains of Mesopotamia - south-eastern Turkey, north­eastern Syria and Iraq. I have adapted these beautifully hand crafted pieces to make them easily wearable by 21st century women and combined then with lapis lazuli from Afghanistan and Ghanaian recycled glass beads. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587136544304-2TDM27HOOWI2ST5SXKWO/wom16.jpg Collection Women of Mesopotamia WoM 16 : NI The central pendent is a hair clip from Nomad Women Mesopotomia, in south-eastern Turkey, noth-eastem Syria and Iraq. Such clip would originally have been adorned with multiple small hanging chains, beIls and trinkets. I have adapted these beautifully hand crafted, metal and glass pieces to make them easily wearoble by 21st century women and combined those modem wooden and plastic beads popular today in West Africa. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581345120523-VG5W2QBC7Q19RXFSAP0H/wom19.jpg Collection Women of Mesopotamia WoM 19 : NI The central pendant, is a hand crafted metal and glass element of a traditional piece with multiple hanging chains and trinkets worn by nomad women of the wide and flat plains of Mesopotamia - south-eastern Turkey, north-eastern Syria and Iraq and Afghanistan. Blue Glass beads : Early 20th century handcrafted in central Anatolia, a traditional design is still made and very popular in Turkey today. Blue and red bead cylinders : Traditional ornaments to be sawn on garments and belts. Hand made by women in Afghan rural villages. Blue Felt Beads : Modern, imported from Nepal to Istanbul Bazar. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587136457663-WP3V5VU7CESBCESPXW27/wom25.jpg Collection Women of Mesopotamia WoM 25 : NI The central pendant was part of traditional jewelry, with multiple hanging chains and trinkets, worn by nomad women of the wide and flat plains of Mesopotamia - south-eastern Turkey, north-eastern Syria and Iraq. I have adapted these beautifully hand crafted pieces to make them easily wearable by 21st century women. To emphasize their poetic naivety, I have combined them with modern wood beads discovered in the busy bazaars of Istanbul. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587136293582-09T9K8YVLBM3I3RBYITJ/wom27.jpg Collection Women of Mesopotamia WoM 27 : BI The central pendant was part of traditional jewelry, with multiple hanging chains and trinkets, worn by nomad women of the wide and flat plains of Mesopotamia - south-eastern Turkey, north-eastern Syria and Iraq. I have adapted these beautifully hand crafted pieces to make them easily wearable by 21st century women. To emphasize their poetic naivety, I have combined them with modern wood beads discovered in the busy bazaars of Istanbul. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581345829361-XLL9PJ9O4ZDOCAWRF6JT/wom22.jpg Collection Women of Mesopotamia WoM 22 : NB The central pendant and metal elements are parts of traditional jewelry, with multiple hanging chains and trinkets, worn by nomad women of the wide and flat plains of Mesopotamia - south-eastern Turkey, north-eastern Syria and Iraq. I have adapted these beautifully hand crafted pieces to make them easily wearable by 21st century women. To emphasize their poetic naivety, I have combined them with modern wood and glass beads and cotton tassels from the bazaars of Istanbul. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581340683337-MHQZQ2IPSA8API39DNZV/wom4.jpg Collection Women of Mesopotamia WoM 4 : BI The central pendant of the necklace is one of many elements of traditional wedding ornamentation, worn on their heads or around their necks by nomad women of the wide and fiat plains of Mesopotamia, in south-eastern Turkey, north-eastern Syria and Iraq. In full wedding ornamentation, each pendant would have also been adorned with multiple small hanging chains, bells and other charms, making it a large, musical and heavy. I have adapted these beautifully hand crafted traditional pieces of metal, silver, glass and beads to make them easily wearable by 21st century women. To emphasize their poetic naivety, I have combined them with plain wooden beads and crocheted flowers, traditionally sewn on shawls in the Turkish countryside. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581342200527-66GSHGKPAS0GZAOAFE7K/wom5.jpg Collection Women of Mesopotamia WoM 5 : NI Central pendant : Element of a traditional ornament, worn by nomad women of Mesopotamia, in south-eastern Turkey, north-eastern Syria and Iraq. The full piece would have been adorned with multiple hanging chains, bells and other charms, making it a large, musical and heavy and spectacular piece. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581341249066-G496S8IIWMBAIALSQ0ZG/wom11.jpg Collection Women of Mesopotamia WoM 11 : NI Central pendant : Element of a traditional ornament, worn by nomad women of Mesopotamia, in south-eastern Turkey, north-eastern Syria and Iraq. The full piece would have been adorned with multiple hanging chains, bells and other charms, making it a large, musical and heavy piece. I adapted these beautifully hand crafted, pieces to make them easily wearable by 21st century women. To emphasize their poetic naivety, I combined them with coloured leather and modern glass beads from Ghana. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581343088014-2MXB728R122NHJEYEWGA/wom9.jpg Collection Women of Mesopotamia WoM 9 : UI The central pendant is one element of a traditional piece with multiple hanging chains and trinkets worn by nomad women of the wide and flat plains of Mesopotamia - south-eastern Turkey, north-eastern Syria and Iraq. I have adapted these beautifully hand crafted pieces to make them easily wearable by 21st century women. To emphasize their poetic naivety, I have combined them with plain modern wooden beads and plastic disks. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581344000426-RMXBC1147J25PRJ84PVR/wom14.jpg Collection Women of Mesopotamia WoM 14 : NI Central pendant : The central pendant is one element of a traditional piece with multiple hanging chains and trinkets worn by nomad women of the wide and flat plains of Mesopotamia - south-eastern Turkey, north-eastern Syria and Iraq I adapted these beautifully hand crafted elements pieces to make them easily wearable by 21st century women and combined them with beach weathered sea shells. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581344647649-1A6L8891YLIEX6FNNKKN/wom18.jpg Collection Women of Mesopotamia WoM 18 : NI The central pendant is a hair clip from Nomad Women in Mesopotamia, in south-eastern Turkey, north-eastern Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan. Such clip were originally adorned with multiple small hanging chains, bells and trinkets. A few such bells and trinkets are included in this piece. I adapted these beautifully hand crafted, metal and glass pieces to make them easily wearable by 21st century women and combined them with handcrafted felt tongues from Afghanistan and coloured leather. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581345578293-TA9KUS1QELC3746CWIFQ/wom21.jpg Collection Women of Mesopotamia WoM 21 : NI The central pendant and back elements are parts of traditional jewelry, with multiple hanging chains and trinkets, worn by nomad women of the wide and flat plains of Mesopotamia - south-eastern Turkey, north-eastern Syria and Iraq. I have adapted these beautifully hand crafted pieces to make them easily wearable by 21st century women. To emphasize their poetic naivety, I have combined them with beads and tassels from the bazaars of Istanbul. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581345955504-Q56X87MPDPRMEDBDR8H0/wom23.jpg Collection Women of Mesopotamia WoM 23: NI The central pendant and metal elements are parts of traditional jewelry, with multiple hanging chains and trinkets, worn by nomad women of the wide and flat plains of Mesopotamia - south-eastern Turkey, north-eastern Syria and Iraq. I have adapted these beautifully hand crafted pieces to make them easily wearable by 21st century women. To emphasize their poetic naivety, I have combined them with modern wood and glass beads and cotton tassels from the bazaars of Istanbul. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581346291106-GK0BP1MYLNCCQ2Q2GQ57/wom26.jpg Collection Women of Mesopotamia WoM 26 : BI The central pendant was part of traditional jewelry, with multiple hanging chains and trinkets, worn by nomad women of the wide and flat plains of Mesopotamia - south-eastern Turkey, north-eastern Syria and Iraq. I have adapted these beautifully hand crafted pieces to make them easily wearable by 21st century women. To emphasize their poetic naivety, I have combined them with modern wood beads discovered in the busy bazaars of Istanbul. https://www.zaboubijou.fr/collection-lands-of-the-surah daily 0.75 2024-03-09 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581670424809-XXIUMDJ0MU9TKY1A2CRD/lots12.jpg Collection Lands of the Surah LOTS 12 : LB This piece combines black and white clay beads from Nigeria; fish vertebrae and coconut disks from Senegal; beaded rings from rural Afghanistan; metal beads from Turkey; and, a vintage tubular bead with chains and a pendant from Syria. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581671105696-IL5TVNXO43ZL9OUMG9GK/LOTS%2B1A.jpg Collection Lands of the Surah LOTS 1 : UB Clay beads : Modern, handcrafted in Nigeria.Beaded ringlets : Made by women in made in rural Afghanistan. Glass seed beads most likely to be from India, sewn into a cotton core.Red glass beads : Senegal.Metal elements : Vintage from traditional Turkmen and Afghan necklaces. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581669277951-YSGGDS62O29TOIE79AQE/lot14.jpg Collection Lands of the Surah LOTS 14 : LI This piece combines a leather rope, hand made on the banks of the Niger River in Northern Mali, and a wooden pendant from rural Afghanistan, traditionally used for protection. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581670863306-QUYEU81W41HU83GJNYAG/LOTS19C.JPG Collection Lands of the Surah LOTS 19 : STI This piece combines elements of a silver ottoman belt, part of ottoman horse equipment, and modern cotton tassels and wool rope, hand crafted in rural Anatolia. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1582212747636-PC8EU38Z6J4P5FETVPTX/lots22.jpg Collection Lands of the Surah LOTS 22 : SIB This piece combines leather ropes hand made on the banks of the Niger River in Northern Mali, a wooden pendant from rural Afghanistan, traditionally used for protection, vintage round shell beads from India, seeds from Senegal and silver thread and small silver beads from the workshops of Istanbul. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581407165513-ODDNC6JP4U7S8UDUNZFE/lots3.jpg Collection Lands of the Surah LOTS 3 : TI Earings with Mordern Elements from : - Senegal : brown and grey seeds - Niger : Clay beads- India : semi-precious stone and agate - Turkey: silver beads, crochet flowers - Afghanistan : Lapis lazuli Vintage element from : - Turkmesnistan : chains, bells and leaf-shaped pendants - Afghanistan : beaded rings mounted on cotton - Syria : leaf-shaped pendants https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581670087446-0DTYAG6C2HNDJY85N0HU/lots11.jpg Collection Lands of the Surah LOTS 11 : LB This piece combines a large agate pendant, made in India for export to West Africa - Nigeria, Niger, Senegal - with flat and round vintage shell beads and modern navy blue glass beads from India and hand crafted beaded rings from rural areas of Afghanistan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581669920265-95Y32UDJOZI0JS6UUT2M/lots18.jpg Collection Lands of the Surah LOTS 18 : LI This piece combines : - A Late 20th century barrel-shaped bone bead from Indonesia, - Late 19th to early 20th century colonial glass beads, manufactured in Europe, sourced in Burkina Faso, - Coconut disks and black prayer beads from Senegal, - A vintage stone central piece, from the bazaar of Esfahan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581330590004-CS8P8GTOSBIL22A8ZCS1/lots4.jpg Collection Lands of the Surah LOTS 4 : TI Earings with Mordern Elements from : - Senegal : brown and grey seeds - Niger : Clay beads - India : semi-precious stone and agate - Turkey: silver beads, crochet flowers - Afghanistan : Lapis lazuli Vintage element from : - Turkmesnistan : chains, bells and leaf-shaped pendants - Afghanistan : beaded rings mounted on cotton - Syria : leaf-shaped pendants https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1582213108192-LZUXHB40YK7J4LEV8ZUZ/lots16.jpg Collection Lands of the Surah LOTS 16 : DB This piece combines : - a vintage silver central element from Turkey, - early 20th century blue glass Anatolian beads, - vintage silver beads from Turkmenistan, - modern navy blue glass beads from India, - modern silver beads from Istanbul workshops, - a silk ruff. Such ruffs are hand crafted by Greek artisans, following the centuries old tradition of passementerie, that is slowly disappearing as tastes have evolved from the 18th and 19th centuries when such elements were an essential part of costumes and indoor furniture. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1582212517458-H4X6BNJ3PYO75OFQZFHV/lots20.jpg Collection Lands of the Surah LOTS 20 : LI Central silver bead : vintage hair ornament worn by Mauritanian women. Long black bead : vintage bead, likely from colonial trade, Nigeria. Small silver cylinders : modern, Istanbul workshops. Coconut disks and large brown seed: Senegal. Metal chains, bells and twisted elements : vintage from traditional Turkmen and Afghan necklaces. Red glass beads : modern, from India. Black seed beads : modern, from India. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581776038175-S024LQ8EQUUMKNBXFDQC/lots2.jpg Collection Lands of the Surah LOTS 2 : UII A composite piece created from : - A late 19th to early 20th century silver pendant with lapis lazuli and coral elements, mounted on a silver chain. A box for safe keeping a protective Surat. The lid was missing when I found it in Bangladesh. - In Istanbul, I asked a jeweler to recreate the lid. From his collection of elements of antique and vintage broken pieces, he selected some antique glass and lapis lazuli which he set on a 19th century lid. - I added a silver 19th century pendant to the bottom ring as I felt this would have been the original intention for this piece. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581669587769-V8SDQ44AZLOPMWKROK19/lots15.jpg Collection Lands of the Surah LOTS 15 : GI This piece combines a vintage silver bead and a modern lapis lazuli man's ring from Turkey, beaded rings from Afghanistan and a silk ruff. Such ruffs are hand crafted by Greek artisans, following the centuries old tradition of passementerie, that is slowly disappearing as tastes have evolved from the 18th and 19th centuries when such elements were an essential part of costumes and indoor furniture. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581324719923-4A03T7925ELMM00H2XUM/lots13.jpg Collection Lands of the Surah LOTS 13 : DI This piece combines : - Medieval Indian agate beads from Cambay, which reached Africa via Arab merchants criss-crossing the deserts on camels - Vintage shell beads from India - Vintage oblong shell beads used as hair ornament by Mauritanian women - Vintage metal chains and trinkets from Syria - Modern silver beads from Istanbul workshops. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581669747398-6DBZOS24CGWLNOC2P17T/lots17.jpg Collection Lands of the Surah LOTS 17 : LB This piece combines : - A central shell pendant: Mid-20th century hair ornament from Mauritania, - Modern agate cylinders, made in India for export to West Africa, - Vintage shell beads from India, - Clay beads from Nigeria, - Coconut disks and seed beads from Senegal, - Two late 20th century golden elements, handmade from copper thread and golden cotton in Mali to imitate the traditional gold jewelry worn by nobility. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1582213343988-0OXN3V2HV50BAQNZMRZ0/lots23.jpg Collection Lands of the Surah LOTS 23 : GI This piece combines : - 3 engraved vintage bakelite pendants, from the Bazar of Ispahan, Iran . - Clay beads from Niger. - Glass beads from India. - Copper beads from Afghanistan. https://www.zaboubijou.fr/collection-5s daily 0.75 2023-07-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581253829065-KLXDZOLMBC9V8QO3U1I9/5s1.jpg Collection 5S 5S 1 : AI The seeds were collected in Australia, the polished jade is from Myanmar and the silver beads and chain were crafted in ltaly. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581286553754-WSZHBF7IKRZS6BSM1W7Q/5s5.jpg Collection 5S 5S 5 : NI The pebbles were collected on the Aegean coast, and the silver casing was handcrafted under the mentoring of Bilge Cilcekciler in her Aphorm studio in Istanbul. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581371601566-M7VUWYR011LN2JNYO537/5s8.jpg Collection 5S 5S 8 : AB The seeds have been collected in Australia and Peru, the stone beads are from China. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581265866759-57S2B82VMNHM5QRBF24U/5s13.jpg Collection 5S 5S 13 : AB The seeds were collected in Australia and the shells in Viet Nam, mounted with silver beads on a silver chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581286690642-38VE7CJ8EWPQEV147XT3/5s11.jpg Collection 5S 5S 11 : UI The central piece, a volcanic droplet of basalt, has been collected in the Desert of Egypt. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581270650349-0SYKK9I54N1Z6GFS5EGJ/5s20.jpg Collection 5S 5S 20 : AI The seeds were collected Australia and the shells in Mauritania. The stone beads are from China. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581286818375-B57VEPPLBYUF7CYUFIZ8/5s19.jpg Collection 5S 5S 19 : UI This piece comprises red seeds from Peru and the cast of an Australian "Gum Nut" seed, handcrafted under the mentoring of Bilge Cicekciler in her Aphorm studio in Istanbul. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581279837196-Z1EL70LN6GIGQ149QQMG/5s21.jpg Collection 5S 5S 21 : NB The shells are from Senegal and lndia and the lapis lazuli chunks from Tajikistan. The central piece is a cast of an Australian "Gum Nut" handcrafted under the mentoring of Bilge Cicekciler in her Aphorm studio in Istanbul. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581282660697-4UVSFLF22IMH6R57KR0K/5s28.jpg Collection 5S 5S 28 : AI The seeds were collected in Australia, the shells are from Vietnam and the smoky quartz is from India. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581283135455-REYI4432RX73MZGOE5S7/5s30.jpg Collection 5S 5S 30 : Al The seeds were collected in Peru and the shell beads are from lndia and the Philippines. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581371529632-7ZZCHGJLJWWYZOYTJS3G/5s29.jpg Collection 5S 5S 29 : The shells were collected in Senegal, the lapis- lazuli is from Afghanistan and the silk tassel from Turkey. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581287592950-D7H99U200OIWD7MQ2JEL/5s34.jpg Collection 5S 55 34 : Al This piece comprises a Chinese stone bead, an Australian seed and a Mauritanian vintage shell bead. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581286170758-QCZOU4EW4KE7WSV64OXA/5s39.jpg Collection 5S 55 39 : NI The central piece is a cast of an Australian "Gum Nut" handcrafted under the mentoring of Bilge Cicekciler in her Aphorm studio in Istanbul. The seeds are from Senegal https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581372236071-SN3EBSJEDPJ8JE77G0AO/5S43-la.jpg Collection 5S 5S 43 : AI This piece comprises a Chinese stone bead, seeds from Senegal and shells from Mauritania. It is mounted on a silk cord. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581286479054-10AXTITBF3ICE4E484CA/5s3.jpg Collection 5S 5S 3 : NI The pebbles were collected on the Aegean coast, and the silver casing was handcrafted under the mentoring of Bilge Cicekciler in her Aphorm studio in Istanbul. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581262961159-K5JIVKRVT090MZH187GO/5s7.jpg Collection 5S 5S 7 : Al The seeds have been collected in Australia, the amethyst beads are from lndia, the malachite from Congo. The Silk tassel and silver tubes are from Turkey. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581264114368-RBSBGP3YQCMNMQDHK9YK/5s9.jpg Collection 5S 5S 9 : NB In this piece, the seeds and shells have been collected in Australia, the red seeds in Peru and the stone beads from China. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581264612921-TZOFU74FOU8NCNUOL556/5s10.jpg Collection 5S 5S 10 : BI The pebbles were collected on the beaches of Goree Island, in Senegal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581266775636-8KYJBWVL68XB3ACKKRG3/5s14.jpg Collection 5S 5S 14 : Al The seeds were collected in Peru and Australia. The stone beads are from China. They are mounted with silver beads and tubes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581286765895-CJSN7LCFFS0017AIAV8P/5s15.jpg Collection 5S 5S 15 : LI The central piece, a volcanic droplet of basalt, has been collected in the Desert of Egypt. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581280624133-PHU9GVVHENRL1FY1JBAR/5s24.jpg Collection 5S 5S 24 : AB The seeds were collected in Peru and the shells in Australia. The polished shells are vintage lndian beads. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581286345033-RZ3HD0CVKLSRBD6I9DUI/5s18.jpg Collection 5S 5S 18 : NI This piece comprises an Australian “Gum Nut” and the cast of another Australian seed, handcrafted under the mentoring of Bilge Cicekciler in her Aphorm studio in Istanbul. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581282026809-8XM3GJPKNT3RW66PSRB8/5s26.jpg Collection 5S 55 26: Al The seeds were collected in Peru and Australia, and the shells in Mauritania. The stone beads are from China. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581280974629-H9V9WEZOTAN37ASR3IQW/5s25.jpg Collection 5S 5S 25 : NB The seeds and the shells were collected in Australia and Senegal, and the stones are from China. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581286105813-BC3P1LGGZ1Q7HVP7U4XQ/5s33.jpg Collection 5S 5S 33 : NB The seeds were collected in Australia and the shells in the Philippines. The garnet beads are from lndia. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581287237690-Y7A1M1J4U6OIFOTLAHFH/5s35.jpg Collection 5S 55 35 : Al The seeds were collected in Peru and the shells in Senegal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581284249501-979VPEIIAMFRH961W46Q/5s37.jpg Collection 5S 5S 37 : Al ln this piece, the seeds were collected in Australia, Senegal and Brasil. The polished shell and stone beads are from lndia. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581287045574-BMG00MQIQ24BU8QFR56P/5s41.jpg Collection 5S 5S 41 : AN The shells in this piece were collected in Australia. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581407707450-OMPSLQS815CRSAQ98DM9/5s6.jpg Collection 5S 5S 6 : AI The seeds have been collected in Peru and Australia. The stone beads are from China. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581258210583-9NS0BE4GQ3B9M7AXMX4W/5s2.jpg Collection 5S 5S 2 : AI The seeds were collected in Peru and the shells in Gambia and Australia. The polished shell beads are vintage Indian beads. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581371673036-E5WY8Z4E1GA78DD8P4VB/5s4.jpg Collection 5S 5S 4 : AI The seeds were collected in Australia and India, and the stones are from China. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581286426407-SW8KJ5Y6R6JNT0EIRIIB/5s16.jpg Collection 5S 5S 16 : UI The stone was collected on the shores of the Aegean Sea in Turkey. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581286727684-N7Y516L7H80P8ORIW60V/5s12.jpg Collection 5S 5S 12 : UI The central piece, a volcanic droplet of basalt, has been collected in the Desert of Egypt. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581269944304-5ZQAUOZIBQU4Z7CKUMDX/5s17.jpg Collection 5S 5S 17 : NI The central piece is a cast of an Australian "Gum Nut" handcrafted under the mentoring of Bilge Cicekciler in her Aphorm studio in Istanbul. The shells are from India and Senegal and the red seeds from Peru. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581280173612-SZX6B0I51P2TFBBSGZ54/5s22.jpg Collection 5S 5S 22 : NI This piece is a cast of an Australian "Gum Nut" handcrafted under the mentoring of Bilge Cicekciler in her Aphorm studio in Istanbul. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581280515111-8KRRX0HNHOP18FQ3B3SU/5s23.jpg Collection 5S 5S 23 : NB The seeds and the shells were collected in Australia and Senegal, and the stones are from China. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581286868838-P5FWFF2XAYSMPI3OJD35/5s27.jpg Collection 5S 5S 27: NI The Jacaranda seed was collected in Australia and the shells in Senegal. The polished shell are vintage lndian beads. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581283288591-B5LASXO9GMJ8NW8GHABY/5s31.jpg Collection 5S 55 31 : Al ln this piece, the seeds were collected in Senegal, and the stone beads are from China. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581371450887-603XDM7WPUZGU2F3XFE2/5s32.jpg Collection 5S 5S 32 : Al ln this piece, the seeds were collected in Senegal and Niger, and the shells in the Philippines. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581284003856-GZ98BI526LHF3CV8VWM7/5s36.jpg Collection 5S 55 36 : Al This piece combines lapis lazuli from Tajikistan, a mother-of-pearl bead from the Philippines, Chinese stone beads, an Australian seed and a vintage shell bead from Mauritania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581286290572-T5BNZR4ML8WR17SRFM2L/5s38.jpg Collection 5S 55 38 : NI The central piece is a cast of an Australian "Gum Nut" handcrafted under the mentoring of Bilge Cicekciler in her Aphorm studio in Istanbul. The seeds are from Senegal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581372263445-AS92RARZOEF9ZEJ8E7MS/5S42-la.jpg Collection 5S 5S 42 : Al This piece comprises a Chinese stone bead, an Australian seed, shells from Senegal and silver beads. lt is mounted on a silk cord. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581286224140-27SW3ER600FW6I3OVVPW/5s40.jpg Collection 5S 55 40 : BI The central piece is a cast of an Australian "Gum Nut" handcrafted under the mentoring of Bilge Cicekciler in her Aphorm studio in Istanbul. The silver chain is from lndia. https://www.zaboubijou.fr/collection-ottoman-recollections daily 0.75 2024-03-09 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581377788496-HKG8IQPOXVUEM80SZ71C/or5.jpg Ottoman Recollections OR 5 : STB In this piece, a 19th century earring is combined with stone beads, imported to the Istanbul Grand Bazaar from China, and silk tassels, hand crafted by Greek artisans, following the centuries old tradition of passementerie, that is slowly disappearing as tastes have evolved from the 18 and 19th century when such elements were an essential part of costumes and indoor furniture. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581378237933-252YWXYJXQRFJTV8MKHZ/or7.jpg Ottoman Recollections OR 7 : DI This unique piece, combines a vintage copper, silver and turquoise pendant, with a mosque engraved on its back, with modern silver and turquoise beads from the Istanbul Grand Bazaar. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581498838338-VL9X3WKOS8BS8UZD7LIU/or9.jpg Ottoman Recollections OR 9 : LI This piece combines a large silver vintage bead and traditional bell and leaf shaped elements from Syria, red wooden and glass modern beads from Hungary and silk tassels. These are hand crafted by Greek artisans, following the centuries old tradition of passementerie, that is now slowly disappearing as tastes have evolved from the 18 and 19th century when such elements were an essential part of costumes and indoor furniture. The silver piece at the back is a 19th century belt element. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581599137540-CPBT4VLVLQ8I7BRHMWZK/or12.jpg Ottoman Recollections OR 12 : DI This unique piece combines vintage silver and brass elements from Syrian nomad jewelry, modern glass beads from India and Africa, and amethyst beads from Afghanistan; all from the Bazaars of Istanbul as in the days of the Ottoman Empire and the Silk Road. The silk tassels are hand crafted by Greek artisans, following the centuries old tradition of passementerie, that is slowly disappearing as tastes have evolved from the 18 and 19th century when such elements were an essential part of costumes and indoor furniture. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581499018486-CNGV8V7RNPMPZEYJAINV/or10.jpg Ottoman Recollections OR 10 : DI This unique piece combines a 19th century silver watch chain with an early 20th century silver piece initially part of a Muslim rosary and a modern Murano glass pendant as Venetians were key trading partners of the Ottoman Empire. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581599250260-E6OXIBN1KXCG1XYIJUS1/or16.jpg Ottoman Recollections OR 16 : DI This unique piece comprises a vintage crochet piece, a traditional handmade element adorning head scarves and shawls in Anatolia, wooden beads from Hungary and glass beads imported from India to the Istanbul Grand Bazaar. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581500303200-95249WR3N7J3CTHO8MI3/or19.jpg Ottoman Recollections OR 19 : GB Central element : Ottoman Silver belt buckle. late 19th or early 20th century Silver beads : Modern, from Istanbul silversmiths Grey Pearls and stones : Modern, from India. Pearl and semi-precious stones were highly prized by the Sultan and his courts. At the time, they were mostly imported from India and Afghanistan. Mounted on a modern silver chain, from Istanbul silversmith https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581501702683-26G9RY53KPEPFRPBMDIQ/or22.jpg Ottoman Recollections OR 22 : LB Central piece : Handcrafted modern silver pendant, reproducing traditional Egyptian Muslim designs. Mother of pearl elements : Mid-20th century buttons sourced in Vienna Flea markets. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581502058632-EIN2QBZVLG1FMKQGZY52/or25.jpg Ottoman Recollections OR 25 : DI Pearls and amethysts, similar to those imported into Istanbul in Ottoman times, are combined with elements from an early 20th century chandelier from Bulgaria. The central silk tassel is, hand crafted by Greek artisans, following the centuries old tradition of passementerie that is slowly disappearing as tastes have evolved from the 18 and 19th century when such elements were an essential part of costumes and indoor furniture. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1582215010554-5JT9S7X48Z8L3ECCWIK3/or30.jpg Ottoman Recollections OR 30 : UB This piece combines Ottoman silver mounted pendants, with an early 20th century silver mounted moonstone and semi-precious stones and glass beads from India. It is mounted on a modern silver chain and clasp from Istanbul workshops. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581599354307-PSHG9AOI7HN580GETZV0/or29.jpg Ottoman Recollections OR 29 : SNB This vintage Silver pendant, is engraved with a protective Surat and mounted on a modern Indian silver chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581366265540-GENFIAYWNL3XZTV50S5Q/or3.jpg Ottoman Recollections OR 3 : DI In this unique piece, vintage traditional metal elements are combined with seeds called ‘Jacobs Tears', from Egypt, wooden and red glass beads from Hungary and silk tassels. The tassels are hand crafted by Greek artisans following the centuries old tradition of “passementerie”, that is now slowly disappearing as tastes have evolved from the 18 and 19th century when such elements were an essential part of costumes and indoor furniture. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1582214717382-P0QWOK13B2DIUWLICFPS/OR_2-p004.jpg Ottoman Recollections OR 2 : SSI This unique piece combines a 19th century silver and turquoise 19th century Ottoman earring with small silver pendants that are traditional mid-20th century jewelry from Anatolia, and modern glass beads imported to the Istanbul Grand Bazaar from India. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581378458638-6VZZMJKCCYA7MYZYUQMV/or8.jpg Ottoman Recollections OR 8 : GB This unique piece, held on a modern double silver chain, combines an early 20th century silver piece that formed part of a Muslim rosary with silver elements of traditional Syrian nomadic jewelry and glass elements from a mid-20th century Bulgarian chandelier. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581499557607-HWEVK7I3TDUDKE8FN623/or14.jpg Ottoman Recollections OR 14 : DB This unique piece, with a double modern silver chain from Istanbul workshops, combines an early 20th century silver mounted agate engraved with a Surah, and silver and brass small elements from vintage traditional nomadic jewelry of Anatolia and Egypt. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581499751340-3WP6O7NIIAOHOIHC3EBQ/or15.jpg Ottoman Recollections OR 15 : DI This unique piece combines modern silver ring, mirroring 19th century men's silver ring, used for falconry, with a silver chain and a silk ruff. Such ruffs are hand crafted by Greek artisans, following the centuries old tradition of passementerie, that is slowly disappearing as tastes have evolved from the 18 and 19th century when such elements were an essential part of costumes and indoor furniture. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581500136141-JFTK3GY6FLP8V9SETZQ6/or18.jpg Ottoman Recollections OR 18 : GB Central Element : Part of an Ottoman belt, late 19th or early 20th century Silver beads : Modern, from Istanbul silversmiths Grey Pearls and stones : Modern, from India Mounted on a modern silver chain, from Istanbul silversmiths. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581501790878-HJ06X0OO0ILZ2XUV9SSY/or23.jpg Ottoman Recollections OR 23 : DI Mid-20th century silver pendants are combined with silk tassels, hand crafted by Greek artisans, following the centuries old tradition of passementerie that is slowly disappearing as tastes have evolved from the 18 and 19th century when such elements were an essential part of costumes and indoor furniture. Mounted on rubber, with a modern silver clasp. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581502180195-8FAYMGOXGOJKFMAIKBHF/or26.jpg Ottoman Recollections OR 26 : GB Elements of an early 20th century chandelier from Bulgaria are combined with silk tassels and traditional silver tubular beads from eastern Anatolia. Such silk tassels are hand crafted by Greek artisans, following the centuries old tradition of passementerie that is slowly disappearing as tastes have evolved from the 18 and 19th century when such elements were an essential part of costumes and indoor furniture. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1582214034832-WXTSQGSWHOXKFJD5NUAL/OR31b.JPG Ottoman Recollections OR 31: Dl Central Pendant : Mid-20th century handcrafted metal and glass ornament, part of a large neck ornament worn by nomad women from Afghanistan to Anatolia and Syria. Silk Tassels : Mounted on a rubber cord, with a silver clasp in the back, crafted in Istanbul silversmith workshops. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1582216534322-U87XC9PQ681JTH3Z7KB4/or21.jpg Ottoman Recollections OR 21 : SII Central element : Ottoman pendant, silver and carnelian, engraved with a Surah from the Qoran. Late 19th century to early 20th century. Silver chain and silver pendants : Modern, from Istanbul silversmiths Drop-shaped stone beads : Modern elements, from India. Semi-precious stones were highly prized by the Sultan and his courts. At the time, they were mostly imported from India and Afghanistan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581497638300-IDONKYSOLX639WH40R5W/or1.jpg Ottoman Recollections OR 1 : SBI The Ottoman Empire, 13th to 20th century, was one of the largest and longest lived in history. This collection draws on vintage and modern elements from all over the empire at its greatest extent in the 17th Century, from the gates of Vienna to the shores of the Persian Gulf, the Red Sea and the Mediterranean. It brings to mind the Palaces, Harems and Hammams of the Sultans and their courts and the women who lived along the Bosphorus.In this unique piece, mounted on leather, 19th century silver hair ornaments and an earring are combined with modern pearls that are similar to those that were imported to the Sultan's court from India. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581378026116-CL7GFQIPH7NCVGH720GW/or6.jpg Ottoman Recollections OR 6 : LI In this piece, held on a modern silver chain combines a vintage nomadic Anatolian element with silk tassels, hand crafted by Greek artisans, following the centuries old tradition of passementerie, that is slowly disappearing as tastes have evolved from the 18 and 19th century when such elements were an essential part of costumes and indoor furniture. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581377601792-PR84I0MJTVITBUMGARUT/or4.jpg Ottoman Recollections OR 4: GB In this unique piece, vintage traditional metal elements of Syrian jewelry, are combined with modern wooden beads from Hungary, crochet flowers from Anatolia and silk tassels. The tassels are hand crafted by Greek artisans following the centuries old tradition of passementerie, that is now slowly disappearing as tastes have evolved from the 18 and 19th century when such elements were an essential part of costumes and indoor furniture. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581499152371-PJR4QR336OO1W3GK1LZ5/or11.jpg Ottoman Recollections OR 11 : UI This unique piece combines an early 20th century amber pendant with vintage silver and brass elements from Syrian nomad jewelry, seed beads from Egypt, modern glass orange beads imported from India to the Istanbul Bazaars and two silk tassels. The tassels are hand crafted by Greek artisans, following the centuries old tradition of passementerie, that is slowly disappearing as tastes have evolved from the 18 and 19th century when such elements were an essential part of costumes and indoor furniture. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581499406570-NHJJC9RKE0DSWY3HJHM5/or13.jpg Ottoman Recollections OR 13 : DI This unique piece combines a vintage ottoman copper earring with wooden beads from Bulgaria, a crochet flower, traditionally used to decorate shawls and head scarves in Anatolia and modern orange glass beads, imported from Africa to the Istanbul Grand Bazaar, as in the days of the Ottoman Empire. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581503395195-03IGXRPCS2GDVSX2MI8K/or20.jpg Ottoman Recollections OR 20 : DI Central Element : Ottoman pendant, silver and carnelian, engraved with a Sourate from the Qoran. Late 19th century to early 20th century. Pearls and garnet : Modern elements, from India Pearl and semi-precious stones were highly prized by the Sultan and his courts. At the time, they were mostly imported from India and Afghanistan. Silver chain and silver beads : Modern, from Istanbul silversmiths. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581499966107-HH85GW2P9UMEFTWONU0G/or17.jpg Ottoman Recollections OR 17 : BB Leaf-shaped and round silver alloy elements : These pieces were elements of part of necklaces worn by nomad women in south-eastern Turkey, north-eastern Syria and Iraq. The leaf shape, a traditional design already present in the Persian Empire, is found throughout the Ottoman area and is still popular today Red seeds : modern, sourced in the Bazaars of Cairo, are originally from West Africa. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581501883993-OZ68STN8JA24BHAWVJAP/or24.jpg Ottoman Recollections OR 24 : LI Modern pearls and garnet, similar to those imported into Istanbul in Ottoman times, are combined with a pendant from an early 20th century chandelier from Bulgaria. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1582216335300-0R6GD2YZ7M2EZMD5VR3P/or28.jpg Ottoman Recollections OR 28 : SNB This vintage Silver and Carnelian pendant is mounted, upside down, with modern Indian pearls, on a silver chain of the same period. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581502400373-RUKPA61B3R5LKNV10WLA/or27.jpg Ottoman Recollections OR 27 : SNB This vintage Silver whistle is mounted on a silver watch chain of the same period. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1582214215414-MT8W5YDNFCBQL7FG8NWJ/or32.jpg Ottoman Recollections OR 32 : TB These earrings combine modern silver elements and handmade crocheted flowers, traditionally sown onto the border of shawls and head covers. https://www.zaboubijou.fr/collection-contre-vents-et-marees daily 0.75 2024-03-09 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581379314628-JARC20E3IW89PSWXT4GI/cvm3.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 3 : métal argenté et perles d’argent, nacre, perles de verre d’Afghanistan, probablement importées au début du 20eme Siècle de Bohême et regravées localement de symbole chinois et de prénoms arabes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581541518027-YB28OVPET9CIRRFG1QRQ/cvm5.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 5 : Coquillages de Gambie, chaine en argent, millefiori d’Indonésie, probablement une copie moderne de celles fabriquées localement entre le 10eme et le 16eme siècle dans l’Est de Java. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581380014896-O8E4YVPUPFAMN0USEXK9/cvm7.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 7 : Perles d’argent, perles de verre italiennes, cônes en céramique, rondelles fines de coquillages des plages d’Afrique du Sud. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581540596058-JEN5Q1BND1437MVPBHQ9/cvm10.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 10 : Cauris, métal doré, fiole de verre. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581520943894-UHNB77CTNK845QS6SB7H/cvm13.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 13 : Perle en coquillage de Thaïlande, perles de verre italiennes, pendentif vénitien, chaine et perles en métal doré. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581521874994-A69PZB0VZWGSVO9F0KCY/cvm16.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 16 : Coquillages ramassés sur des iles australiennes, perles verre et métal/verre indiennes, feuille métal argenté vintage d’Iran. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581522177457-HFEKXIKQMZ3POH37YQHW/cvm18.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 18 : Perles en verre, argent et verre/métal italiennes, sur un tour de cou en métal argenté. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581522893961-9PIDCSWT5BR1DI1JTI08/cvm23.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 23 : Perles en verre d’Italie, perles en coquillage de Chine, coquillages ramassés sur les plages de la mer Egée, éléments en métal provenant de colliers de nomade d’Anatolie. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581523119932-1LZK6MXTB7P54DLRINKM/cvm25.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 25 : Coquillage "Turbo samarticus" des plages du Cap, rubans, perles fluo italiennes, éléments en métal provenant de colliers de nomade d’Anatolie. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581524057275-BYH1VNIP7AG9ABDL2QA1/cvm31.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 30 : Perles noire et blanche en verre, fin 20eme, France ; perles du Ghana, coude en argent, opercule de "Turbo samarticus", qui tombe au fond de l’océan à la mort du coquillage et se retrouve sur les plages fossiles de la région du Cap, Afrique du Sud. Caoutchouc. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581524458189-WPKJC5T6E5AANOHNNN8H/cvm32.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 32 : Nacre de Chine, éléments en argent vintage du Caire, perles de verre d’Afghanistan, probablement importées au début du 20eme siècle de Bohême et regravées localement de symbole chinois et de prénoms arabes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581524777120-U785PXFS49GCNCGF8BQP/cvm34.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 34 : Boucles d’oreilles, perles verre, coquillages et perles en argent ou métal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581541925025-8N9ZQMGUE0QOMOD4Y4P7/cvm37.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 37 : Boucles d’oreilles, perles verre, coquillages et perles en argent ou métal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581540847392-EWL4ENR2E5FZE0W9T2MC/cvm45.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 45 : Perles en verre gravée vintage chinées à Ispahan, perles modernes, chaine métal doré, coquillages des plages de la mer Egée. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581538805999-FWUOX5MV4HA3VL159WK3/cvm39.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 39 : Boucles d’oreilles, perles verre, coquillages et perles en argent ou métal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581540715032-RPOODTCMTOWIXZP4ASA2/cvm48.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 48 : Perles en verre de Chine, métal argenté, opercule de "Turbo samarticus", qui tombe au fond de l’océan à la mort du coquillage et se retrouve sur les plages fossiles de la région du Cap, Afrique du Sud. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581364864513-7D7F7U3OFKZ1K0RF6O9H/cvm1.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 1 : Cuir, verre soufflé et verre moulé, métal argenté, coquillages érodés par les vagues. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581541462655-8KDOO1X7JMQIASYCYT0Y/cvm4.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 4 : Coquillage des Iles Australiennes, perle en coquillage de Chine, perles et chaine en Argent, éléments en argent vintage d’Egypte. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581520582382-R8OCUA9KBSKQAHJQD25R/cvm9.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 9 : Coquillage "Turban", des plages du Cap, Afrique du Sud, perles en métal doré, perles en verre recyclé. Montage sur caoutchouc. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581520868764-S2OJ46SHN16H5QQCCSAT/cvm12.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 12 : Perles en coquillage de Thaïlande, perles de verre italiennes, éléments de chandelier des années 1920, éléments en argent des années 1950s d'Egypte, coudes et cônes en argent. Monté sur fils de résine. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581521564637-MN1RP4BDW6HI1443GMPE/cvm14.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 14 : Coquillage ramassé sur une plage australienne, goutte de verre d’Italie, métal doré. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581522458221-PGJD8FFPC5AF71YTQPH9/cvm20.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 20 : Perles en coquillage de Chine, élément central en métal de Turquie, tube en roseaux, perles en verre italienne. Montage sur chaine en argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581522400653-7O838UM65EFK84ENMSN4/cvm19.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 19 : Perles en verre fin 20eme France, perles en métal, perle en coquillage indienne, vintage ; sur un tour de cou en métal argenté. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581522954011-41C3OZUHTWY9IKJ8S4MZ/cvm24.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 24 : Perles en coquillage de Thaïlande, éléments de chandelier des années 1920, éléments en argent des années 1950s d’Egypte, perles en argent, perles de verre. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581523608958-0OMSP17J91WJ9FQCS49V/cvm27.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 27 : Cauris des Philippines, élément de chandelier des années 1920, perles en métal doré. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581541665449-YMQQMHPAMH0IGMUEP3D7/cvm29.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 29 : élément de chandelier des années 1920, feuilles en métal argenté d’Iran, coquillage des plages de Turquie. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581542247053-0D2EO6EYNAFSOA81I9HI/cvm33.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 33 : Rubans de cuir, bague en verre d’Istanbul, coquillage de la mer Egée, boules dorées d’un sautoir vintage, chaine dorée. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581542049192-MA51BBEH4AGJ32YNN8IZ/cvm36.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 36 : Boucles d’oreilles, perles verre, coquillages et perles en argent ou métal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581541720210-DXW3V2BTISX5YAPJ3IB7/cvm40.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 40 : Boucles d’oreilles, perles verre, coquillages et perles en argent ou métal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581541827897-CHNIEHXDH7HO06W7JPVO/cvm43.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 43 : Boucles d’oreilles, perles verre, coquillages et perles en argent ou métal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581542102804-A6Q6586E34V97XZFZAMV/cvm46.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 46 : Perles en métal argenté, en verre recyclé et opercule de "Turbo Samarticus", qui tombe au fond de l’océan à la mort du coquillage et sur retrouve sur les plages fossiles de la région du Cap, Afrique du Sud. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581541044849-H98KA3VJ9Z9WOD4LP31L/cvm42.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 42 : Boucles d’oreilles, perles verre, coquillages et perles en argent ou métal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581379700679-BQ6RJRJLSWQBO3R1BFK2/cvm6.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 6 : Perles en verre fluo italiennes, coquillage des Philippines, tour de cou en bronze. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581541357963-U0D71C7VH92PTLES96Z1/cvm2.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 2 : Perles en coquillage d’Inde et de Chine, perle en verre Italiennes. Métal argenté. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581520276475-6HDDPRZW4EV3BZECG4US/cvm8.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 8 : Cauris et perles en coquillage de Chine, éléments argent vintage d’Egypte. Perles de verre d’Afghanistan, probablement importées au début du 20eme Siècle de Bohême et regravées localement de symbole chinois et de prénoms arabes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581521448809-9EOIDAZ13K3ZK2TZ9NKA/cvm11.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 11 : Cauris, fiole de verre et perles en métal indiennes. Chaine en métal doré. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581521750331-F7ZT1DTCF6JIUV96XIT9/cvm15.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 15 : Coquillage des Philippines, perles verre et métal/verre indiennes, clochettes en bronze vintage d’Anatolie. Chaine métal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581522261252-IC64H4G5MLKTDOOYHIJ5/cvm17.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 17 : Cauris des Philippines, métal doré, perles de verre italiennes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581522733845-5J1SVRXHJMLXGZNJZN8Q/cvm22.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 22 : Coquillages des plages de la mer Egée, nacre de Chine, pendentif en métal d’Istanbul, perle en verre du Ghana, ruban. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581522637694-2ON08JTK9RQ3I6NGYT8W/cvm21.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 21 : Opercule de "Turbo samarticus", qui tombe au fond de l’océan à la mort du coquillage et se retrouve sur les plages fossiles de la région du Cap, Afrique du Sud, barrettes en argent vintage du Caire, perle en verre fluo d’Italie, cuir. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581523232273-IUBFCL1E6W5699XIHP4G/cvm26.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 26 : Perles en verre du Ghana, coquillage des plages de la mer Egée, pendentif en métal d’Istanbul, monté sur cuir. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581523870413-P4OPE92OSP9DA32H9R0A/cvm28.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 28 : éléments de chandelier des années 1920, feuilles en métal argenté d’Iran, coquillage des Iles Australiennes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581524286713-87JLVUZMVNGU0G7NTV1N/cvm31.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 31 : Perles probablement d’Inde, tissées sur du coton des villages d’Afghanistan, perles en métal doré d’un sautoir vintage, cauris. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581524981602-XUQGJRFI8RVA84WODRFN/cvm35.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 35 : Boucles d’oreilles, perles verre, coquillages et perles en argent ou métal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581538671542-U85RH3NETGI1014XUHP8/cvm38.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 38 : Boucles d’oreilles, perles verre, coquillages et perles en argent ou métal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581541878580-DDUQIULFG03XVWLVAD3G/cvm41.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 41 : Boucles d’oreilles, perles verre, coquillages et perles en argent ou métal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581540995078-INCTZRCZP91MPDOYNNLG/cvm44.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 44 : Boucles d’oreilles, perles verre, coquillages et perles en argent ou métal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581540476421-ZU3155NXNN8USCCI884E/cvm47.jpg Collection Contre Vents et Marées CVM 47 : Perles en verre indiennes, clochettes d’Anatolie et coquillages du 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Collection Gone Fishing GF 15 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581291187589-FF4VR5PZLJFU8NJTOTRH/gf33.jpg Collection Gone Fishing GF 33 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581363565372-QQSPBLR3QPCTT2F3D62U/gf8.jpg Collection Gone Fishing GF 8 https://www.zaboubijou.fr/collection-the-future-of-tradition daily 0.75 2024-03-09 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581542631895-GQHXCN27IILJIDB7IQKS/fot1.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 1 : In rural Afghanistan, old traditional garments are recycled into good luck charms for infants, often with additional embroidery to complement the triangles. In this piece, they are matched with a modern brass chain and coloured leather. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581381450540-62FDM581QAWFD13Z8MLT/fot4.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 4 : A combination of fish bones, seeds and silver. Fish bones are part of traditional chief headgear in Oceania and in South East Asia. Such seeds are used as prayer beads in India. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581543222370-H47WMRW3GK48LW7UMZHB/fot7.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 7 : Traditional embroidered pin cushions from Laos combined with silver lined modern Japanese beads and a volcanic stone bead. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581543717425-1I7DSA8CLVLDA27PPGB9/fot10.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 10 : Such wooden pendants are traditionally put on goats and sheep in Afghanistan to keep them safe. It is combined with afghan beaded rings used for traditional jewelry and mounted on leather. The feathers, traditionally used for head gear, are from Brazil. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581544808003-M1KBMG1WMZNKOGKNL5YT/fot14.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 14 : Traditional hollow silver beads from Myanmar, combined with 19th century elements of a chandelier and shells. Mounted on a silver chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581545263802-F59LGX3G07U3CF7W6L6N/fot17.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 17 : A traditional children's rattle from Senegal combined with a silk tassel. The art of “Passementerie“ can be traced to the time of the Pharaohs, as seen on sculptures and frescos. Tassels are found on camels in ancient Chinese processions, on Peruvian costumes, on military uniforms all over the world and as a sign of power and wealth. They started being used widely for indoor furniture and curtains in the 16th century. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581545622226-75JKX3RKQF9P76C6M4TX/fot20.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 20 : Amthyst and pearls, classic traditioanal elements of jewelery from India and Europe, are combined with elements for 19th century chandeliers and a silk tassel. The art of “Passementerie “can be traced to time of the Pharaohs. Tassels are found on camels in ancient Chinese processions, on Peruvian costumes, on military uniform all over the world and as a sign of power and wealth. They started being used for indoor furniture and curtains in the 16th century. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581545995134-J9PPVME53J2HAGRWDQ21/fot23.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 23 : Seeds and precious metal have been used for making jewelry since the earliest time, as seen in numerous archeological sites. This piece combines red Peruvian and Australian seeds with the silver cast of an Australian "Gum Nut" seed and a silver chain and beads. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581546673241-HTPOYF3NBBU4DFR5UNT8/fot29.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 29 : Traditional teapot stopper from Myanmar combined with glass beads and seeds from Ghana, mounted on hand made leather cords from Mali. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581548787399-DHY1PQ27BE4QIE90K4FD/fot26.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 26 : Stone and silver have been used to make jewellery from the earliest days, early examples to be seen in archaeological sites of the Pharaohs. The stone in this piece is a volcanic droplet picked up in the Egyptian Desert. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581547012768-AUUYCONB0Y0KPUVC7O31/fot32.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 32 : In this piece, a 19th century Ottoman earring is combined with stone beads, and silk tassels. The art of "Passementerie" can be traced to time of the Pharaohs. Tassels are found on camels in ancient Chines processions, on Peruvian costumes, on military uniforms all over the world and as a sign of power and wealth. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581547248160-QKNELDSPDX1339TO2IZZ/fot35.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 35 : Bronze bead from Nigeria, combined with a silk tassel. The art of "Passementerie" can be traced to the time of the Pharaohs. Tassels are found on camels in ancient Chinese processions, on Peruvian costumes, on military uniforms all over the world and as a sign of power and wealth. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581547506609-11M8CZHGOK5009WGCRCY/fot38.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 38 : The first known use of shell for ornament dates back to 200 000 BCE. Shells are combined here with vintage silver beads from the bazaars of Cairo and an element from a 19th century glass chandelier. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581548579373-HC0BPJ6B5LKUQCBJQMEW/fot41.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 41 : The central pendant is one element of a traditional piece with multiple hanging chains and trinkets from Anatolia. It is combined with wooden and glass beads, cotton tassels and mounted on colored leather. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581548427759-AP6VZ3FIEAELCQKZVT89/fot44.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 44: Crochet flowers, traditionally used to line head scarves in rural Anatolia, combined with shells from Senegal; mounted on a metal chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581543021739-FXFNAQJ3CQHR5K9RZOWN/fot2.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 2 : In rural Afghanistan, old traditional garments are recycled into good luck charms for infants, often with additional embroidery to complement the triangles. In this piece, they are matched with a modern brass chain and coloured leather. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581543843997-W6FFG5O19UQL5EMS9CMS/fot11.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 11 : Such wooden pendants are traditionally put on goats and sheep in Afghanistan to keep them safe. It is paired here with modern metal elements and mounted on paper and leather cords. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581542926864-JT05C734MVUGDCW2LAG4/fot5.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 5: Fish bones and seeds have been used in traditional jewellery for centuries all over the word. They are still used today to create the head gear of Oceanian Chiefs. This type of seed is used in India and China as prayer beads. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581544620770-DT96EBPBPO9ODUO3SAHI/fot13.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 13 : The central pendant is one element of a traditional piece with multiple hanging chains and trinkets worn by nomad women of the wide and flat plains of Mesopotamia - south-eastern Turkey, north-eastern Syria and Iraq. It is paired with Indian modern labradorite stone and mounted on a silver chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581544983121-XF76BN8MICAO0LVSN9PX/fot15.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 15 : A traditional silver pendant from Eastern Anatolia, mounted with Mauritania vintage shell element used as hair ornament; mounted on a silver chain. The first known use of shells for ornament dates back to 200 000 BCE. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581545498356-GZ8143ANU86SAQ1M4J74/fot19.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 19 : Feathers combined with a silk tassel. The art of “Passementerie“can be traced to time of the Pharaohs. Tassels are found on camels in ancient Chinese processions, on Peruvian costumes, on military uniforms all over the world and as a sign of power and wealth. Feathers have been used for head gear in many traditions, including by American Indians. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581545809411-XH94JLUEHP4DV4SCK67J/fot21.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 21 : 19th century glass beads from Bohemia, specifically designed for the African Market. Such beads highly coveted in Mali, came to be known as “Wedding Beads”. Modern copies from in India are now found in many West African markets. Mounted with modern silver and silver lined glass beads on a silver chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581546084555-XA14A82M3NU92AQ3CXQU/fot24.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 24 : Seeds, shells and precious metal have been used for making jewelry since the earliest time, as seen from numerous archeological sites and jewelry all over the world. This piece combines polished and sea weathered shells with seeds and silver. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581548734196-IRMKQUX7U446KLKG84N0/fot28.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 28 : Kiffa beads, handmade from powdered glass, fired in small charcoal stove by Mauritanian women in the little town of Kiffa. Many industrial copies, from India, are now available in Mauritanian markets as they are very popular but only few women still possess the traditional skills for making traditional Kiffa Beads. Blue glass beads from Ghana, red glass beads from India, coconut disks, blue metal tubes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581546811422-3NXJSCQQSKFODQF3JSFF/fot30.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 30 : These crochet flowers are traditionally used to line head scarves in rural Anatolia. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581548679146-6NH58JSPTZE5AAGJSEK9/fot33.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 33 : In this piece, modern pearls and garnet, are combined with a pendant from an early 20th century chandelier from Bulgaria https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581547345013-MNCZISE1NV3PYOQCX0AR/fot36.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 36 : The first know use of shell for ornament dates back to 200 000 BCE. Shells are combined here with vintage silver beads from the bazaars of Cairo and an element from a 19th century glass chandelier. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581547622633-A7ETNFVI1AQKUJ8ZV04S/fot39.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 39 : The central pendant is one element of a traditional piece with multiple hanging chains and trinkets worn by nomad women of the wide and flat plains of Mesopotamia - south-eastern Turkey, north-eastern Syria and Iraq. It is combined with wooden beads and colored leather. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581548543821-50PUQ2TPZNR7CBPRO73J/fot42.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 42 : The central pendant is one element of a traditional piece with multiple hanging chains and trinkets from Anatolia. It is combined with wooden and glass beads, cotton tassels and mounted on colored leather. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581548337086-C6RC7KQWA3DZ47M03DJ7/fot45.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 45 : Crochet flowers, traditionally used to line head scarves in rural Anatolia, mounted on colored leather. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581544354905-BEUJE7DFM882ZBEE85C8/fot3.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 13: The central pendant is one element of a traditional piece with multiple hanging chains and trinkets worn by nomad women of the wide and flat plains of Mesopotamia - south-eastern Turkey, north-eastern Syria and Iraq. It is paired with Indian modern labradorite stone and mounted on a silver chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581381994041-HFIH5XAV0N2ZMM97L7ET/fot6.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 6 : Fish bones and stones have been used in traditional jewellery for centuries all over the word. They are still used today to create the head gear of Oceanian Chiefs. Here the fish bones are mounted with stone beads on a silver chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581543641902-TDOMH4EM62T7KK46ZF11/FoT8.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 8 : Traditional, handmade embroidered pin cushions from Laos, glass and stone beads, mounted on a metal chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581543541448-A6DZGVH1NO6MF6JG0CQY/fot9.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 9 : Traditional embroidered pin cushions from Laos combined with silver lined modern beads from Japan and seeds from Peru. Mounted on a brass chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581543938878-2EC6TL5G138842L7A5U6/fot12.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 12 : Such wooden pendants are traditionally put on goats and sheep in Afghanistan to keep them safe. It is paired here with a vintage resin bead imitating amber from Central Asia, seeds used for prayer beads in China and handmade leather cords from the Niger River. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581545141006-YAFO53WVVIAD50CKYJ3F/fot16.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 16 : Traditional children's rattles from Senegal combined with silver beads, mounted on hand made leather cords from Mali and rubber. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581545421965-EMB0YUSML5U721DU91EN/fot18.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 18 : Tassels have been an important part of costume and indoor furniture for the upper class and the army at least since the days of the Roman Empire. Here it is combined with lapis lazuli and silver. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581545888646-BIGTQL30FY3URI4CASV8/fot22.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 22 : Modern handmade beads from Ghana, with the central pink bead mimicking coral. Mounted on leather. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581546263074-K51EE8IMFWWKQHME92CN/fot25.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 25 : Seeds, shells and precious metal have been used for making jewelry since the earliest time, as seen from numerous archeological sites and in ethnic jewelry all over the world. This piece combines Australian seeds, Indian semi-precious stones, mother of pearl, and silver. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581548855789-YSJC0BCAIEI13F29J8IA/fot27.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 27 : Stone and silver have been used to make jewellery from the earliest days, early examples to be seen in archaeological sites of the Pharaohs. The stone in this piece is a volcanic droplet picked up in the Egyptian Desert. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581546899524-EZ8PJIENBNOAPEWUR10D/fot31.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 31 : In this unique piece, vintage traditional metal elements of Syrian jewelry, are combined with modern wooden beads, crochet flowers used to line shawls in Anatolia and handmade silk tassels. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581547158227-1ZWPP3BEQRBCMEROEFEA/fot34.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 34 : This piece combines elements of ethnic jewelry from Turkey, Turkmenistan and India with a silk ruff. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581548635961-57WJP5QPEAWJPW12GOE1/fot37.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 37 : The first know use of shell for ornament dates back to 200 000 BCE. In this piece a shell is combined here with vintage metal leaves from traditional Anatolian ornaments and an element from a 19th century glass chandelier. Mounted on rubber. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581549062262-584E1YBGJN8XJA0S0C4N/fot40.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 40 : The central pendant is one element of a traditional piece with multiple hanging chains and trinkets from Anatolia. It is combined with shells and mounted on rubber. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581548471388-5GF4OCYI235D3XP7TC1J/fot43.jpg Collection The Future of Tradition FoT 43 : This piece combines rings of glass beads from rural Afghanistan with shell beads and agate from India. https://www.zaboubijou.fr/collection-musee-du-caire daily 0.75 2024-03-09 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581374447921-25WHEA64OTRO7MZUXFA3/mdc1.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 1 : Silver, chalcedony. The stone beads are likely to be medieval, made in Islamic India, for the African trade. Mounted on a silver chain. In Pharaonic times, silver was obtained through trade, tribute and booty from Syria and Palestine, as Egypt did not have any silver mines. It was considered more valuable than gold during the Middle Kingdom. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581416963489-4V9ZTXBGY8JV70XFNYYH/mdc5.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 5 : Ostrich shells, dried figs, coconut disks: all elements present in the Cairo museum collections. Mounted on silver. In Pharaonic times, most silver was imported from Asia and the Mediterranean countries. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581376433407-FFVWMKLZFX886QWWZDQ5/mdc10.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 10 : 2 carnelian beads likely to be medieval, made in Islamic India, for the African trade; silver, mounted on rubber. In Pharaonic times, similar carnelian beads were imported from western India. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581376308909-5K2Z37STFEIMEOS3JGU6/mdc9.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 9 : African seeds and coconut disks, metal, mounted on a silver chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581411464674-PQIB324F8OSAE699LWKS/mdc14.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 14 : Calcedony and carnelian beads from Mali, likely to be medieval, made in Islamic India, for the African trade. Seeds from West Africa. Similar beads are presented in the Cairo Museum. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581412168273-0RI1ZYZ5BBDRKUKRPMF3/mdc18.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 18 : Shell and seeds from West Africa, hematite beads and black basalt from China. Silver tube and chain. In Pharaonic times, silver was obtained through trade, tribute and booty, from what is now Syria and Palestine, as Egypt did not have any silver mines. It was considered more valuable than gold during the Middle Kingdom. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581412570184-3YSUAZJJRRSDI5L2RRZZ/mdc21.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 21 : Lapis from Afghanistan, glass chandelier piece, amber from the Baltic sea. In Pharaonic times, amber came from the Baltic along "the Amber road". https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581413074688-XGBPT24NUNI0CTN7BLSZ/mdc25.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 25 : Mother of pearl; Indian carnelian beads, wooden beads. In Pharaonic times, carnelian beads were imported from western India. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581413394346-AWRZG3F67ZTML7HMD8X3/mdc27.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 27 : Lapiz lazuli from Afghanistan and glass beads. Mounted on a bronze chain. In the Cairo collection, many types of brightly colored glass bead, of various sizes and shapes, are on display. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581413781754-XI26MEOPIW3UKXKH3VVG/mdc30.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 30 : Shell from West Africa, hematite beads from China. Silver tube and chain. In Pharaonic times, silver was obtained through trade, tribute and booty, from what is now Syria and Palestine, as Egypt did not have any silver mines. It was considered more valuable than Gold during the Middle Kingdom. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581414301161-5LXIHT51ODAYRFIK12SQ/mdc35.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 35 : Lapis and onyx from Afghanistan, amber from the Baltic sea, blue glass beads from Mali, In Pharaonic times, amber came from the Baltic along "the Amber road". https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581414375169-LYW8EVVXSYFAEZXN0M9F/mdc32.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 32 : Modern Indian carnelian, coconut disk, wooden bead, silver. In Pharaonic times carnelian beads were imported from western India while silver was obtained through trade, tribute and booty, from what is now Syria and Palestine, as Egypt did not have any silver mines. It was considered more valuable than Gold during the Middle Kingdom. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581415390033-9E282XT2A16BOCP3DN22/mdc36.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 36 : Indonesian millefiori with a core of monochrome glass, probably a vintage copy of 10th to 16th century East Java beads, often referred to as Jatim beads; shells from Senegal; silver chain. In Pharaonic times the technique for millefiori beads was already mastered; silver was obtained through trade, tribute and booty, from what is now Syria and Palestine, as Egypt did not have any silver mines. It was considered more valuable than Gold during the Middle Kingdom. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581374678334-JBZ85SJCO29GAC6N33G4/mdc3.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 3 : Amethyst and carnelian beads, from Afghanistan and India. Opaque early 20th century glass beads from West Africa, coconut disks, modern white and brown glass beads. In Pharaonic times, amethyst was mined in the Whadi El Hudi Mine, in the Eastern Desert and in the Nubian Province and glass beads were made locally and all around the Mediterranean shores. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581417222104-XVPJOQ9KJAUIGCM3XWQO/mdc4.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 4 : Turbo samarticus shell, from the beaches of South Africa. The Cairo Museum presents several similar shells – Turbo opercula – which in Pharaonic times were imported from the Red Sea . Mounted on rubber. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581412012080-8FQBT98RB80J80B1397B/mdc8.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 8 : 2 Neolithic chalcedony beads from Mali, an antique, probably medieval small opaque yellow quartz bead from Mali, sea shore shells and colored leather. Very similar chalcedony beads are presented in many of the Cairo Museum collections. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581376575074-MYQ6ESYFIJGLX8DNPL9J/mdc11.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 11 : Calcedony and silver, mounted on rubber. The bead, from Mali, is likely to medieval, made in Islamic India, for the African trade. In Pharaonic times, chalcedony beads were imported from western India and similar beads are on display in Cairo Museum. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581411547403-1XWRO46Q76KOG4V4UGGK/MdC15.JPG Collection Musée du Caire MdC 15 : Glass beads from Ghana, seeds and shells from Senegal, silver. Silver chain. In Pharaonic times, silver was obtained through trade, tribute and booty, from what is now Syria and Palestine, as Egypt did not have any silver mines. It was considered more valuable than gold during the Middle Kingdom. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581412085838-YG113IWZ0EUK0GPPTEKL/mdc17.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 17 : Late 20th century horn from Cameroon, ostrich shell, urchin spines and silver. In Pharaonic times, both hippopotamus and elephant ivory were in use as well as cattle horn Silver was obtained through trade, tribute and booty, from what is now Syria and Palestine, as Egypt did not have any silver mines. It was considered more valuable than gold during the Middle Kingdom. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581417084881-FAG89E5SHFU76DW01SDI/mdc19.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 19 : Shell from West Africa, hematite beads, mother of pearl, silver tube and chain. In Pharaonic times, silver was obtained through trade, tribute and booty, from what is now Syria and Palestine, as Egypt did not have any silver mines. It was considered more valuable than gold during the Middle Kingdom. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581412691316-3C8HAHE8B29Y4F7JCRZG/mdc22.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 22 : Neolithic stone bead from Mali; late 20th century horn from Cameroon. Silver beads. Mounted on rubber. In Pharaonic times, both hippopotamus and elephant ivory were in use as well as cattle horn, the elephant ivory being imported from Nubia. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581416177391-4M141X1BIOV0YG336MVS/mdc26.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 26 : Basalt and ceramic beads from China, silver elements; mounted on rubber. In Pharaonic times, silver was obtained through trade, tribute and booty, from what is now Syria and Palestine, as Egypt did not have any silver mines. It was considered more valuable than Gold during the Middle Kingdom. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581413449974-AXKN7PLCMYDCL9E1AVJY/mdc28.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 28 : Turbo samarticus shell, from the beaches of South Africa. The Cairo Museum presents several similar shells – Turbo opercula – which in Pharaonic times were imported from the Red Sea. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581415953729-D98ZXTH3V6F31OBPQNRD/mdc31.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 31 : Neolithic chalcedony beads from Mali; mounted on rubber. The Cairo collection displays many necklaces with very similar beads. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581415778448-SCXMG54ZYN75QQFJRFJN/mdc34.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 34 : Modern Indian carnelian, ostrich shell from South Africa, silver. In Pharaonic times, carnelian beads were imported from western India. while silver was obtained through trade, tribute and booty, from what is now Syria and Palestine, as Egypt did not have any silver mines. It was considered more valuable than gold during the Middle Kingdom. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581416077323-MQ4AZBZ6MMA6VEKHEQ41/mdc37.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 37 : Indonesian millefiori with a core of monochrome glass, probably a vintage copy of 10th to 16th century East Java beads, often referred to as Jatim beads; shells from Senegal; red seeds and wooden beads; silver chain. In Pharaonic times the technique for millefiori beads was already mastered; silver was obtained through trade, tribute and booty, from what is now Syria and Palestine, as Egypt did not have any silver mines. It was considered more valuable than Gold during the Middle Kingdom. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581415603904-5BCOHFXPCDEE3UPF79IN/mdc40.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 40 : Vintage golden necklace and lapis lazuli from Afghanistan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581375453430-WC0UMIDIB2M34DEBV06L/mdc2.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 2 : Terra cotta weaver’s spindle from Nigeria; yellow glass beads from Ghana; 19th century white glass beads - manufactured in Germany for the West Africa Market; vintage conus shell from Mauritania; bivalve shell from the beach. Similar pierced shells and beads are presented in Cairo Museum https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581375801476-1YTKPBSTKFKI16GE7QKL/mdc6.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 6 : Modern glass and bauxite beads from West Africa; amber from the Baltic, chalcedony and carnelian beads likely to be medieval and to have been made in Islamic India, for the African trade. In Pharaonic times, amber came from the Baltic along "the Amber road". https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581376015510-1MMJYGSGIV84WBYU0BG9/mdc7.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 7 : Early 20th century African ivory ring mounted on rubber. In Pharaonic times, both hippopotamus and elephant tusks were in use, the elephant ivory being imported from Nubia. The Cairo Museum displays superb ivory beads and bracelets. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581411352735-KMC9J1NZO14FJ0TGRJBU/mdc13.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 13 : Calcedony beads from Mali, likely to be medieval, made in Islamic India, for the African trade. Copper tubes, seed and coconut disks from West Africa. In Pharaonic times, similar chalcedony beads were imported from western India. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581376690954-55YUH6VE2G43H66JZGBB/mdc12.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 12 : Vintage shell beads from India, wooden beads. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581411682699-EQV4BWYA8WG803WGQ0P2/mdc16.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 16 : Calcedony beads from Mali, likely to be medieval, made in Islamic India, for the African trade. Conus shell from Mauritania. Similar stone and shell beads are on display in the Cairo Museum. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581412442135-BP7Z8PJHGBPA1GS0E6B6/mdc20.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 20 : Amethyst and black stone beads from China; horn ring. In Pharaonic times, amethyst was mined in the Whadi El Hudi Mine, in the Eastern Desert and in the Nubian Province. Both cattle horn and ivory from elephants and hippopotamus were used for jewelry in Pharaonic times. Mounted on rubber. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581412973097-6CYKTXADLIWZSK6AU5G1/mdc24.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 24 : Vintage Mediterranean coral, sea, shells, mother of pearl. In Pharaonic times, coral was sourced from the Red Sea. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581412833726-4LJ0M2UWNN8W6ZP070PF/mdc23.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 23 : Seeds from west Africa, copper chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581413630061-PTACYQV4DREV9IDDWDE1/mdc29.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 29 : Neolithic chalcedony bead from Mali; early 20th century ostrich shell from South Africa, coconut disks and wooden beads. Mounted on a silver chain. Similar beads are on display in Cairo Museum. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581414093643-AS0T2LT3PE5WRPZ8X77V/mdc33.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 33 : Green and yellow glass beads: Hebron beads, late 18th to mid-19th century. The Hebron Glass industry was first established during the Roman empire. Coconut disks, large seed from Senegal, wooden beads. Mounted on leather string from Mali. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581414727130-GE34LZWSIKYI5U08R8BI/MdC38+%282%29.JPG Collection Musée du Caire MdC 38 : Neolithic chalcedony beads from Mali, ostrich shell and coral, silver tubes. Very similar chalcedony beads are presented in many of the Cairo Museum collection. In Pharaonic times, coral was sourced from the Red Sea and silver was obtained through trade, tribute and booty, from what is now Syria and Palestine, as Egypt did not have any silver mines. It was considered more valuable than Gold during the Middle Kingdom. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1581414834150-1NWDSONQM9VORC3YZZG1/mdc39.jpg Collection Musée du Caire MdC 39 : Glass beads from Ghana, coconut disks and bronze central bead from Nigeria. Mounted on bronze. Artisans in Pharaonic times already used the lost wax technique seen here in the central bead. https://www.zaboubijou.fr/collection-african-market daily 0.75 2024-03-09 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587115234577-HDORP0R36O3AGGUMSHGB/am1.jpg Collection African Market AM 1 : LI Pear-shaped orange beads : from Gablontz, Bohemia, specifically for the African trade, from the 1830s to the 1940s. Called "Birnel" or pears, they were highly prized by Peul women in Mali where they were often part of the dowry. As a result they are also known as "Perles de Marriage" or wedding beads. They would then be used by their owner as a form of currency. Bamako Market, Mali. Small tubular terra cotta beads : such beads used to be available in large quantities in West African Markets in the 1990s but are now rare. Bead sellers always said they were found in the Niger River and bead collectors believe that they were manufactured in large quantities during the Mali Empire, 9th -14th century. Dakar Market, Senegal. Yellow ceramic beads & orange seed beads : modern, probably from China. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587117141916-980C2ZMHDZQ700DLSA14/am7.jpg Collection African Market AM 7 : Shell : from Nouakchott beach, Mauritania. Terra cotta pendant: Unknown artist - modern Mounted on a leather string. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587118386360-5WT7OIT1SO0E4SYDZGHY/am10.jpg Collection African Market AM 10 : Toric bead : Modern recycled glass from a Ghanaian workshop. Accra Market. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587117347065-VO5XLI6WEQ0MRAETHCYE/am8.jpg Collection African Market AM 8 : Pear-shaped blue beads : from Gablontz, Bohemia, specifically for the African trade, from the 1830s to the 1940s. Called "Birnel" or pears, they were highly prized by Peul women in Mali where they were often part of the dowry. As a result they are also known as "Perles de Marriage" or wedding beads. They would then be used by their owner as a form of currency. Bamako Market, Mali. Dark Blue ring-shaped beads: late 19th-early 20th century, Workshops in Germany. Goree Island Market, Senegal. Translucent tubular blue beads: called "Perles d’Aigri", these beads take a greenish tinge when held against the light. Some authors attribute such beads to the workshops of 19th century Germany, others believe they are much older Venetian beads reworked locally. Collected in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587129622471-MNSMXU15UW7OS2772TAT/am15.jpg Collection African Market AM 15 : Central Beads : Both are from Murano, the transparent and golden one is modern while the tubular one, called "Millefiori" would have been imported in exchange for gold, ivory, slaves, animal skins…. Huge quantities of millefiori beads were made and exported to West Africa in the 19th Century and until the early 20th century. They were very abundant in all markets in the 1970s but have become rare collectors items and similar "millefiori" beads are now made in India and exported, again,to West Africa. This millefiori was purchased in the Treichville Market in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, and the modern one in Venice. Small striated yellow beads : 19th century Venetian beads. Bamako Market, Mali. Small tubular terra cotta beads : such beads used to be available in large quantities in West African Markets in the 1990s but are now rare. Bead sellers always said they were found in the Niger River and bead collectors believe that they were manufactured in large quantities during the Mali Empire, 9th -14th century. Dakar Market, Senegal. Star and disk shaped pale yellow beads : Beads from Gablontz, Bohemia, specifically for the African trade, from the 1830s to the 1940s. Bamako Market, Mali. Dark Blue ring-shaped beads : late 19th-early 20th century, Workshops in Germany. Goree Island Market, Senegal. Bronze disk: lost wax technique, traditional "Ashanti" motif, from the Ghana Empire. Mid-20th Century. Cocody Market, Abidjan, Ivory Coast. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587118491915-BZW8DSFMPZX66D21UY6N/am14.jpg Collection African Market AM 14 : Central piece : a polished and pierced shell, used as a hair ornament by Mauritanian women. Probably early to mid 20th century. Nouakchott Market, Mauritania. Red "Elbow" glass beads : from Gablontz, Bohemia, specifically for the African trade, from the 1830s to the 1940s. Bamako Market, Mali. Coconut disks : modern, Nouakchott, Dakar and Bamako markets. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587120860715-MEZG9KXE184WD0XA5CBD/am26.jpg Collection African Market AM 26 : GI Translucid, striped green glass beads : made in Gablontz, Bohemia from the 19th to early 20th century. Such beads were made specifically for the Weast African maritime trade and were, inter alia, exchanged for ivory, ostrich feathers and animal skins. Highly prized by Peul women in the Sahel, they were often part of the dowry and are also known as "Perles de Marriage" or wedding beads. Such beads used to be readily found in markets in Bamako (Mali) and Dakar (Senegal), but are now rare. As the design remains popular, modern Indian copies now flood the markets. Spherical black stone beads : modern from China. Lagos Market, Nigeria. Small irregular opaque green beads : locally made; modern. Accra Market, Ghana. Small black beads : modern from China or India. Known as seed beads. Dakar Market, Senegal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587119296002-LGLS40SPBHNCBHF3DU94/am17.jpg Collection African Market AM 17 : Modern beads : Hand made beads, from recycled glass, and orange tubular beads from Accra Market, Ghana. Seeds beads : small blue beads from India or China, Dakar Markets. Coconut Disks : from Dakar Markets. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587120376325-120CLLDYNA5A2VVZFCHL/am24.jpg Collection African Market AM 24 : Antique terra cotta beads: probably from the Djenne Djenno civilisation, 5th century CE. Once common in all West African markets where merchants said they were "found in the River Niger". They are now very rare and hardly ever seen on market stands. Bamako Market, Mali. Fish-shaped bronze pendant : traditional Ashanti design; lost wax technique, mid-20th century. Abidjan Market, Ivory Coast. Tubular bronze beads : lost wax technique; early to mid-20th century. Lagos Market, Nigeria. Brown glass beads : locally made from recycled beer bottles; 20th century. Accra Market, Ghana. Black beads with silver band : locally made; 20th century. Nouakchott Market, Mauritania. Seed bead : Dakar Market, Senegal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587119859948-T6CTK43J1KIFIE2F2JFV/am21.jpg Collection African Market AM 21 : Brown and black seeds : from Senegal. Round black seeds are used as prayers beads, Togo. Red plastic disks : Ghana. Glass beads : made from recycled glass, hand painted, Ghana. Pottery bead : from Lagos Markets, Nigeria. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587121311016-BII446BLUGF1HXX0XSHR/am29.jpg Collection African Market AM 29 : AB Leather strings, painted cattle horn from Zanzibar. Vegetal ivory from Madagascar. All modern elements. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587121993722-C4A0TL8TL3J9PZ8U07T6/am32.jpg Collection African Market AM 32 : Seeds : From the Markets of Yaounde, Cameroon. Red "Elbow" glass beads : from Gablontz, Bohemia, specifically for the African trade, from the 1830s to the 1940s. Bamako Market, Mali. Central elements : beads made with a paste of spices, eucalyptus seeds, and a rusted iron element, likely to have been used as money in the 19th century and forged from iron bars, imported as part of the European trade to West Africa. Lagos Market, Nigeria. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587122625076-3CVP4BKHHO6Y30LW9TEA/am39.jpg Collection African Market AM 39 : AB Painted Cattle horn from Zanzibar. Lapis lazulli stones from Afganistan, Nairobi Market, Kenya. All modern elements. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587129534099-2B7OIXUHGB0TRGABTBOE/am4.jpg Collection African Market AM 4 : Central piece : brown jade from the Hong Kong Antique Market. Coconut disks and black seeds : from Dakar Market, Senegal. Small tubular terra cotta beads: these beads were available in large quantities in West African Markets in the 1990s but are now rare. Bead sellers always said they were found in the Niger River and bead collectors believe that they were made during the Mali Empire, 9th -14th century. Dakar Market, Senegal. Tubular white quartz beads: Neolithic beads found in Bamako Market. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587116337551-94PKYD4ONDV1GHRVD31R/am5.jpg Collection African Market AM 5 : UI White ring-shaped beads : these were produced specifically for the African trade in Bohemian workshops from the 19th to the early 20th century. From markets in Mali. Dark red beads : imitation bauxite glass beads. Probably from a Murano workshop. 19th to early 20th century. From markets in Mali. Small orange glass beads : modern Indian and Italian beads. Dakar Market, Senegal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587129905400-LWVT0I8OA7KRP5ZIQ4TL/am9.jpg Collection African Market AM 9 : TII Two elements in bronze : lost wax technique. The spherical one is modern while the tubular one is probabley early 20th century. Both were collected in a Lagos Market, Nigeria. Orange and green glass beads : from Gablontz, Bohemia, specifically for the African trade, from the 1830s to the 1940s. Called "Birnel" or pears, they were highly prized by Peul women in Mali where they were often part of the dowry. As a result they are also known as "Perles de Marriage" or wedding beads. They would then be used by their owner as a form of currency. Bamako Market, Mali. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587117833496-3JE3QTMXI9L18BN0279E/am12.jpg Collection African Market AM 12: TBI Yellow and Green triangular glass beads : from Gablontz, Bohemia, specifically for the African trade, from the 1830s to the 1940s. They were highly prized by Peul women in Mali where they were often part of the dowry. As a result they are also known as "Perles de Marriage" or wedding beads. They would then be used by their owner as a form of currency. Bamako Market, Mali. Large Orange beads : Also from the Gablontz workshops. Lagos Market, Nigeria. Small flat Orange beads : probably from early 20th century, dutch or workshops in Germany. Dakar Market, Senegal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587119568182-1K1FLRSBA6AXLDJ242UR/am19.jpg Collection African Market AM 19 : Antique pottery beads, small pale blue Nila weathered glass beads: all probably from the Djenne Djenno civilisation - 5th Century CE- Bamako Market, Mali. Bronze pendant : lost wax technique, mid 20th century, Ouagadougou Market, Burkina Faso. Long blue glass beads : made in Ghana, from reworked venitian beads, 19th Century Green ceramic beads : probably early 20th Century, made in Bohemia, for the Africa bead trade, all from Dakar Markets, Senegal. Round copper beads at the end are modern , from the Douala Market, Cameroon. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587122147480-6VXIE2CQZKE681UIA3Y5/am37.jpg Collection African Market AM 37 : Central pendant : Modern lost wax technique, traditional ashanti design, Abidjan Market, Ivory Coast. Opaque white glass beads : 19th century beads, likely to be from Gablontz, Bohemia, manufactured specifically for the West African trade. Dakar Market, Senegal. Translucent ringlet beads : 19th century beads, manufactured in Italy or Holland. Lagos Market, Nigeria. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587121505690-OUXGAN6PZNWT2V1Z52S1/am31.jpg Collection African Market AM 30 : SGI Dark blue, teardrop-shaped beads : made in Gablontz, Bohemia, in the 19th century, for the African bead trade. Highly prized by Peul women in Mali they were often part of the dowry and are often still referred to as "Wedding Beads". They would then be used by its owner as a currency. Bamako Market, Mali. Red-brown triangular glass beads : another model from Gablontz. Bamako Market, Mali. Antique coral : late 19th-early 20th century, from the Red Sea. Transported through the Sahara Desert by camel caravans. Seed beeds and coconut discs : modern from Dakar Market, Senegal. Small blue beads : modern, from China or India. Dakar Market. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587129374687-WIH89ZSDJVCQV4B03VKQ/am50.jpg Collection African Market AM 50 : STI Central pendant : Vintage Masai ring, traditionally used to draw blood from their cattle. Sourced in the markets of Nairobi. The pottery bead above the pendant is a vintage spinning whorl from Mauritania. The coconuts disks are from the Markets in Dakar, Senegal. The necklace is mounted on a leather string, hand made by artisans working along the Niger River, Mali. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587130336570-3JU8XKW0A3MJORLPFUTG/am43.jpg Collection African Market AM 43: SBI Central Beads: All are from Murano, the transparent striped one is modern while the tubular ones, called “ Millefiori” would have been imported in exchange for gold, ivory, slaves, animal skins…. Huge quantities of millefiori beads were made and exported to West Africa from the 18th Century to early 20th century. They were very abundant in all markets in the 1970s but have become rare collectors items and similar “millefiori” beads are now made in India and exported,to West Africa. These tubular millefiori were purchased in the Treichville Market in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, and the modern one in Venice. Teardrop shaped glass beads: from Gablontz, Bohemia, also part of the 18th century bead trade. Bought in Bamako Market. Red bauxite beads: modern, Dakar Market, Senegal. Tubular copper beads: modern, with traditional Ashanti design, Abidjan Cocody Market, Ivory Coast. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587121727606-JC84JW3ZFVK2HJ2KY7DO/am31.jpg Collection African Market AM 31: TII Pear-shaped beads : from Gablontz, Bohemia, specifically for the African trade, from the 1830s to the 1940s. Called "Birnel" or pears, they were highly prized by Peul women in Mali where they were often part of the dowry. As a result they are also known as "Perles de Marriage" or wedding beads. They would then be used by their owner as a form of currency. Bamako Market, Mali. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587127808510-SKYMSZJUCOFZSE4HDFWT/am40.jpg Collection African Market AM 40 : Pear-shaped beads : from Gablontz, Bohemia, specifically for the African trade, from the 1830s to the 1940s. Called "Birnel" or pears, they were highly prized by Peul women in Mali and were often part of the dowry. As a result they are also known as "Perles de Marriage" or wedding beads. Bamako Market, Mali. White glass beads modern.Feathers from a Pet parrot, Dakar. Cooconut discs : modern, from Ghana. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587129010936-KMBR4BO22IP5W4JF86Q4/am47.jpg Collection African Market AM 47: STI Millefiori Glass beads : Millefiori beads were imported in the 18th or 19th century to exchange for gold, ivory, slaves, animal skins… The technique of Millefiori beads was already known in the 3rd Century BC, and they are still made in Murano today. Huge quantities of millefiori beads were made and exported to West Africa from the 19th Century until the early 20th century. They were very abundant in all markets in the 1970s and have now become rare collectors items. Similar "millefiori" beads are now made in India and exported, again to the West African markets. These millefioris were purchased in the Treichville Market of Abidjan, Ivory Coas. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587115663247-NRCY7A2RHNNUY25E7MYD/am2.jpg Collection African Market AM 2 : Modern beads : Hand made beads, from recycled glass, Coconut Disks, all from Accra Market, Ghana. Feathers : from a Pet parrot, Dakar. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587115918402-2J3PH1BKO4V0ATJJ47I6/am3.jpg Collection African Market AM 3: GI Yellow and blue painted bead : Modern pottery spindle, Korhogo Market, Ivory Coast. Dark Blue ring shaped beads : late 19th-early 20th century from workshops in Germany. Goree Island Market, Senegal. Disk shaped pale yellow beads : Beads from Gablontz, Bohemia, specifically for the African trade, from the 1830s to the 1940s. Bamako Market, Mali. Small tubular terra cotta beads : these beads were available in large quantities in West African Markets in the 1990s but are now rare. Bead sellers always said they were found in the Niger River and bead collectors believe that they were made during the Mali Empire, 9th -14th century. Dakar Market, Senegal. Pear Shaped blue beads : also from Gablontz, Bohemia, specifically for the African trade, from the 1830s to the 1940s. Called "Birnel" or pears, they were highly prized by Peul women in Mali where they were often part of the dowry. As a result they are also known as "Perles de Marriage" or wedding beads. They would then be used by their owner as a form of currency. Bamako Market, Mali. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587116737418-VML662Y71K64VQUAPBRH/am6.jpg Collection African Market AM 6 : Yellow Glass beads : from Gablontz, Bohemia, specifically for the African trade, from the 1830s to the 1940s. They were highly prized by Peul women in Mali where they were often part of the dowry. As a result they are also known as "Perles de Marriage" or wedding beads. They would then be used by their owner as a form of currency. Bamako Market, Mali. Transparent ring-shaped beads: late 19th-early 20th century, Workshops in Germany. Goree Island Market, Senegal . Such transparent beads are often found in buried potteries in senegalese villages and show traces of weathering due to such burial. The necklace is mounted on a yellow leather string. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587117986745-HMSWNKA30JLY88KVB91X/am13.jpg Collection African Market AM 13 : Central piece : Silver Ottoman scabbard band from Istanbul. These were traded by Arab merchants and were brought either to West Africa by camel via the Silk Road and then through the Sahara or to East Africa by dhow and then across the continent. Small coffee coloured seeds : from Senegal Agate beads : made in Cambay City, India over many centuries. They were first mentioned in European travel literature by Pires (1516). They were exported in Medieval Islamic times (12th to 14th centuries) via several trade routes: a) carried by sea to the East African coast by Arab traders and then overland to West Africa; b) by sea to Lisbon and the re-exported to West Africa; and c) by Silk ROad caravans through Eastern Asia, Yemen, the Middle East and the Sahara to West Africa. Nouakchott Market, Mauritania. Mounted on a skein of small modern Indian glass beads and cotton. The "clasp" is a vintage Indian coin inscribed "George V King and Emperor". https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587130180676-USH2BIDTLP0JB89GM51R/am23.jpg Collection African Market AM 23 : Cone Pottery beads : from the Lagos Markets, Nigeria. Black Pottery bead : Niamey Market, Niger. Stone beads : likely to be indian medieval beads, part of the Islamic trade, Niamey Market, Niger. Coconut disks : Dakar Markets, Senegal. Eucalyptus seeds: Lagos Market, Nigeria. Mounted on a leather cord, from Malian workshops located along the Niger river. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587129707807-C3BOM20P1UN24VP09423/am16.jpg Collection African Market AM 16 : TII Terra cotta disks, thought to have been used in fishing nets, neolithic, bought in Nouakchott market, Mauritania. Chunks of Tourmaline. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587121086798-0BWC6UU378BR76VIRO3V/am29.jpg Collection African Market AM 28 : TII Multicoloured beads : Original Kiffa beads handmade from powdered glass, fired in small charcoal stove by Mauritanian women in Kiffa. Early 20th century, from Nouakchott Market. Many industrial copies, from India, are now available in Mauritania markets as they are very popular and there only few women still possess the traditional skills for making Kiffa Beads. Orange beads & Red beads : Modern glass bead, most likely from India, Dakar Market, Senegal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587119708603-DUC0VCXWU7DCMCN8NOQ4/am20.jpg Collection African Market AM 20 : Seeds : Dakar Markets, Senegal. Glass beads : made in Gablontz, Bohemia, in the 19th century, for the African bead trade. Such beads were highly prized by Peul women in Mali where they were often part of the dowry and are often still referred to as "Wedding Beads". They would then be used by its owner as a currency. The central opaque blue bead, also from Gablontz was found in a Lagos market, Nigeria while the other were purchased in the Bamako market. These antique beads, once easy to find are now rare and modern copies from India are now found in abundance in African markets. Round copper beads at the end are modern, from the Douala Market, Cameroon. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587128867274-LWBBJJYL23YILF0I8G3S/am46.jpg Collection African Market AM 46: AI Multi color glass beads : made in Gablontz, Bohemia from the 19th to early 20th century. Such beads were made specifically for the Weast African maritime trade and were, inter alia, exchanged for ivory, ostrich feathers and animal skins. Highly prized by Peul women in the Sahel, they were often part of the dowry and are also known as "Perles de Marriage" or wedding beads. Such beads used to be readily found in markets in Bamako (Mali) and Dakar (Senegal), but are now rare. As the design remains popular, modern Indian copies now flood the markets. Black wood & Silver thread: Modern traditional design from Nouakchott Market (Mauritania). Honey Colored Round Beads : From recycled beer bottles, Accra Market (Ghana). Black and Brown seeds Dakar Market (Senegal). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587130771780-CBLRIWNT7B35VXZX52H1/am25.jpg Collection African Market AM 25 : UI Red glass beads : made in Gablontz, Bohemia, from the 19th to early 20th century. Such beads were made specifically for the Weast African maritime trade and were, inter alia, exchanged for ivory, ostrich feathers and animal skins. Sourced in Dakar Market, Senegal. Tubular bronze beads : traditional Ashanti design; lost wax technique, mid-20th century. Lagos Market, Nigeria. Small bronze cubes : locally made; late 20th century. Douala Market, Cameroon. Thin black disks : modern in coconut shell and plastic. Bamako Market, Mali. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587130696548-5RYMIXCEQ9QFEF3MVVOZ/am38.jpg Collection African Market AM 38 : SNI Colonial glass beads : Manufactured in Gablontz, Bohemia, from the mid 1800s to the early 20th century exclusively for the West African maritime trade. They were exchanged, inter alia, for ivory, ostrich feathers and animal skins. Bamako Market, Moli. Stone neolothic beads : Maurinatian deserts. White agatha cylindric beads : Medieval Indian , bought to east africa by Arab merchants sailing east. Nairobi markets. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587128740619-LCWKVIJRE4Y1P4PC5R69/am44.jpg Collection African Market AM 44 : Pottery Pendant : likely to be medieval , probably used as a money, Djamena Market, Tchad. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587131462714-XS8DXTXCUBG3KBM0R9UF/am48.jpg Collection African Market AM 48: SBI Triangle and pear shaped glass beads : made in Gablontz, Bohemia from the 19th to early 20th century. Such beads were made specifically for the Weast African maritime trade and were, inter alia, exchanged for ivory, ostrich feathers and animal skins. Highly prized by Peul women in the Sahel, they were often part of the dowry and are also known as "Perles de Marriage" or wedding beads. Such beads used to be readily found in markets in Bamako (Mali) and Dakar (Senegal), but are now rare. As the design remains popular, modern Indian copies now flood the markets. White opaque Glass Cylinders :Similar white beads, cased in clear glass are listed as "Galets Blancs" in the inventory of an 18th century ship headed for the coast of Senegambia. Dakar Market, Senegal.They were most likely manufactured Gablontz, Bohemia. Modern blue Seed beads : Bamako Market, Mali. https://www.zaboubijou.fr/collection-silk-road daily 0.75 2024-03-09 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587400919609-LE2W3OD504T2WVIEJ17C/sr4.jpg Collection Silk Road SR 4 : LI Central Pendant : Vintage silver Ottoman pendant. Glass Beads : Modern from India. Back / Side metal piece : Early 20th Century Islamic piece from Syria. Mounted on coloured leather strings. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587403281967-2MU129Q8LW5KCS7UF0HF/sr9.jpg Collection Silk Road SR 9 : TBI Silver pendant to hold a Surat -verse from the Coran- handcrafted in the workshops of Samarkand. late 19th/ early 20th century. Round turquoise beads, flower-shaped beads, pale jade cylinders : early 20th century, Macau. Etched ivory plaque : late 19th / early 20th century, China. Hollow round silver beads : Ottoman Empire, Istanbul. Small, modern coloured glass beads : Venice. Black silk tassel : Beijing. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587404891779-W2ZCQPLS4LV3SFHZ810V/sr12.jpg Collection Silk Road SR 12 : SII The central pendant : Traditionally part of a larger pectoral wedding ornament with many dangling silver chains and bells. I have presented it in isolation to highlight its beautiful shape. Such ornaments were traditionally made in silver with gold wash for the wealthy, simpler versions such as this were made with "gelit", a low silver content white metal with either gold or brass wash. The central stone is an Indian carnelian. Mid-20th century, from Afghanistan. The pendant is complemented by modern plastic and resin beads imitating amber from India. Clasp : from a mid-20th century Ottoman belt. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587408469966-W0H10WGSAAHQXR1WS5RA/sr18.jpg Collection Silk Road SR 18 : GI Papier Maché pendant representing an owl : amulet from Myanmar. Tassels : Vintage elements from traditional Turkmenistan belts. Orange bead ringlet : crafted by women in rural Afghanistan and used for traditional jewelry to decorate clothes. Modern glass bead. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587408371755-1T65ILTY9BNILG03N56B/sr19.jpg Collection Silk Road SR 19 : Such wooden pendants are traditionally put on goats and sheep in Afghanistan to keep them safe. It is paired here with a vintage resin bead imitating amber from Central Asia, seeds used for prayer beads in China and handmade leather cords from the Niger River. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/4d5fcd43-6432-42fa-bd1d-e2ae96c2f553/rds24.jpg Collection Silk Road - Démarquez-vous RdS 24 : Éléments en argent et métal argenté de https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/d46de0c7-8430-49af-bedf-c3eb264279a3/rds27.jpg Collection Silk Road - Démarquez-vous RdS 27 : Élément de parures traditionnelles de nomades d’Ouzbékistan, feutre, cuir. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/63fd4603-650b-4957-8948-22042fd0ad1d/rds30.jpg Collection Silk Road - Démarquez-vous RdS 30 : Élément de parures traditionnelles de nomades d’Ouzbékistan, perles modernes en bois et en verre, pompon en coton d’Afghanistan, cuir. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/3a39b48d-7b1b-40b7-8500-06bfa6ee5437/rds23.jpg Collection Silk Road - Démarquez-vous RdS 23 : Élément verre et métal de parures traditionnelles de nomades d’Ouzbékistan, passementerie de soie, fourrure d’ours vintage, cuir. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/80c54833-6a35-4e0c-95fe-66a54f9e8164/rds31.jpg Collection Silk Road - Démarquez-vous RdS 31 : Élément de parures traditionnelles de nomades, perles en corail de Chine, lapis lazuli d’Afghanistan, coquillage, disques de vulcanite vintage, cuir. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/849312f0-3980-40b8-a82d-0ea78abc52da/rds33.jpg Collection Silk Road - Démarquez-vous RdS 33 : Plaque en métal de parures traditionnelles d’Afghanistan, passementerie de soie, monté sur caoutchouc. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/42918d8f-33f6-43ce-8fac-ca5b492e569e/rds36.jpg Collection Silk Road - Démarquez-vous RdS 36 : Éléments en métal argenté de parures vintage d’Ouzbékistan, passementerie de soie, améthyste d’Afghanistan, perles modernes en verre, cuir. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/660c7e24-b78a-4ef9-bf25-f87bfe61e898/rds35.jpg Collection Silk Road - Démarquez-vous RdS 35 : Triangles de soie brodés - découpes d’anciens vêtements - utilisés comme amulette de protection en Afghanistan, perles modernes en bois, cuir. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/b16b4033-e9ff-49fb-84b3-fa16695761c5/rds39.jpg Collection Silk Road - Démarquez-vous RdS 39 : Pendentif Ottoman du 19ème gravé d’une sourate du Coran, charmes en argent modernes, chaine en argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/5f198965-efad-443b-9b9f-459aa39a9e19/rds44.jpg Collection Silk Road - Démarquez-vous RdS 44 : Pendentif central en pierre chiné dans le bazar d’Ispahan, pompons brodés de Turkménistan - éléments de tente nomade, disque de noix de coco. Fermoir magnétique et chaine métallique des bazars d’Istanbul. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587401217750-AY25FEDT4SGWBBZLGIWG/sr7.jpg Collection Silk Road SR 7 : Large blue glass bead : early 20th century, possibly from Dutch workshops; purchased in Lagos, Nigeria. Central pendant : Ottoman silver piece. Back element : part of an Ottoman Silver belt. Blue glass beads : from early 20th century Bohemian workshops producing for the African bead trade. Mounted on leather strings. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587400613999-RGDQ78DB31X7UFK4J04F/sr2.jpg Collection Silk Road SR 2 : Late 19th / early 20th century Turkmene pendant. Silver, copper and agata stone. Sourced from the Bazar of Boukhara, Ouzbekistan. Mounted on leather with red vulcanite disks. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587401084024-TJM137FXN9Y05SFYI06D/sr6.jpg Collection Silk Road SR 6 : 19th century rings: silver, lapis lazuli and turquoise; from Iran. Element of an Ottoman belt : silver. Blue glass beads : early 20th century, from Bohemian workshops producing for the African market. Mounted on leather strings. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587403085675-PMOPJ10VRE6HOR51WFR3/sr8.jpg Collection Silk Road SR 8 : TBI Pearls from Bangladesh, stones from China, vulcanite disks from Europe. All modern elements. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587409149356-SBE1GT0T2RS3V0YVSLMR/sr17.jpg Collection Silk Road SR 17 : GI Central Bird : Vintage silverhair clip from Afghanistan. Semi-circle and tubular elements : Vintage silver elements from traditional Turkmenistan jewelry. Filigree pendant : Modern piece, handcrafted in Mardin, Eastern Turkey, with traditional motifs. Mounted on a rubber band with a silver clasp. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/0c79aafb-37c0-47c4-b29a-08184c3e473b/rds25-2.jpg Collection Silk Road - Démarquez-vous RdS 25 : Éléments vintage de parures de nomades d’Ouzbékistan : perles en verre , corail, lapiz lazuli, bouton de nacre ; anneau de perles d’Afghanistan ; perles fine indiennes, tubes en métal argenté, cuir. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/7612afb4-fca2-4178-81c0-ef62a04795bd/rds21.jpg Collection Silk Road - Démarquez-vous RdS 21 : Élément verre et métal de parures traditionnelles de nomades d’Ouzbékistan, boules en feutre, cuir. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/4e5dfec5-4f7b-4b8b-8c2a-ada5ccf9561c/rds20.jpg Collection Silk Road - Démarquez-vous RdS 20 : Éléments métal et verre de parures de nomades d’Ouzbékistan, cuir. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/dbf2da34-2f63-43b6-b274-28b4993a7008/rds28.jpg Collection Silk Road - Démarquez-vous RdS 28 : Élément de parures traditionnelles de nomades d’Ouzbékistan, perles modernes en bois et en verre, cuir. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/c07ae43d-f68b-4f69-8bf6-be69079d0a23/rds40.jpg Collection Silk Road - Démarquez-vous RdS 40 : Éléments en argent et en nacre ottomans fin 19ème/ début 20ème ; élément en pierre de Lune et pierres semi précieuse indiennes modernes. Chaine et fermoir en argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/ae843212-e820-4df1-86ce-660c1fde1c90/rds38.jpg Collection Silk Road - Démarquez-vous RdS 38 : Passementerie de soie, anneaux en métal argenté anciens, Ouzbekistan ; élément central moderne, Turquie ; chaine en argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/0cad10aa-6c1e-45d0-99e8-959fa5a8e049/rds37.jpg Collection Silk Road - Démarquez-vous RdS 37 : Boucle d’Oreille ottomane ancienne, perles de pierre de Chine, passementerie de soie, perles de verre indiennes, cuir. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/a1000a89-8c85-4cfe-bfbf-0c5c99e48eaf/rds43.jpg Collection Silk Road - Démarquez-vous RdS 43 : Éléments en métal de parures traditionnelles de nomades d’Ouzbékistan, pompons et passementerie en coton d’Afghanistan, monté sur caoutchouc, fermoir en argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/e11a8d71-17c4-44d6-9008-9946d430e2de/rds47.jpg Collection Silk Road - Démarquez-vous RdS 47 : Pendentif creux en Argent du Yémen, 19eme siècle ; perles de Murano vintage ; montage sur caoutchouc. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/ec4c468d-0681-4115-aa3d-3a870c05a328/rds45.jpg Collection Silk Road - Démarquez-vous RdS 45 : Pendentif boite pour conserver des sourates du coran protectrices avec lapis lazuli, corail et perles, sur chaine d’argent massif, 19ème siècle, Bangladesh. Le couvercle manquant, j’ai demandé à un bijoutier d’Istanbul de le re-créer. A partir de ses collections, il a selectionné des lapis et perles de verre anciennes et ajouté un pendentif en argent à l anneau du bout pour reprendre ce qui était très probablement à l’origine. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587400780954-EG30GFTCTFDO70GQQ5UQ/sr3.jpg Collection Silk Road SR 3 : A 19th Century silver Ottoman pendant engraved with Koranic and mathematic formula with protective powers. The pale green and violet glass beads are from India. The back clasp is from an Ottoman silver belt. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587408790786-RRLNEAN0W96F3AW8NGRO/sr1.jpg Collection Silk Road SR1 : SII The central pendant is a vintage piece from Turkmenistan. Such ornaments were traditionally made in silver with gold wash for the wealthy, simpler versions such as this were made with "gelit", a low silver content white metal with either gold or brass wash . It was one of many elements in a traditional ornament, worn by nomad women. The full piece would have been adorned with multiple hanging chains, bells and other charms, making it a large, musical and heavy and spectacular piece. The red glass beads are vintage beads and modern hand crafted beads from Indian Rajasthan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587408937359-M6P1K2MPGWYZAPY7FYU0/sr10.jpg Collection Silk Road SR 10 : NB Felt pieces : from Ulan Bator, Mongolia. Red wooden beads : from Yerevan, Armenia. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587409260400-3I19M48M22NSYRSP33BH/sr13.jpg Collection Silk Road SR 13 : NB Leaf shaped pendant : 19th century Ottoman era traditional metal pendants. Small round silvery pendants : Early to mid-20th century. Elements from traditional, large and highly ornate necklaces, New Delhi Red Fort Bazar, India. Black Seed beads : from Muslim rosaries, modern, India. Large brown beads : West Africa. Large Bell shaped seeds: from Buddhist modern rosaries, Beijing. Cylinder Glass beads : Handcrafted from recycled glass, Ghana, end of 20th century, imitating coral. Leather strings: Handmade, from Bamako, Mali. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587408651876-8I17RO6BFHOAGW5VQ976/sr15.jpg Collection Silk Road SR 15 : SBI Central Pendant : Late 19th / early 20th century Turkmene pendant. Silver, copper and agata stone Sourced from the Bazar of Boukhara, Ouzbekistan. Mounted on a rubber band, with a silver clasp hand made in Istanbul silversmith workshop. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587409076562-9EEBOOVVBWJGOHKB5RHJ/sr11.jpg Collection Silk Road SR 11 : U Red glass beads : mid to late 20th century, from India. Engraved shell pendant : Naga, indigenous people from India and Myanmar; mid to late 20th century. All the pieces and beads were sourced in New Delhi. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1587409014595-CE6MJLMXSKCL0GWVTLKR/sr16.jpg Collection Silk Road SR 16 : TNI Central Pendant : Late 19th / early 20th century Tukmene pendant. Silver, copper and agata stone. Sourced from the Bazar of Boukhara, Ouzbekistan. Mounted on a rubber band, with a silver clasp hand made in an Istanbul silversmith workshop. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/d7c6b31d-4a32-47ce-ab37-668a5233c079/rds22.jpg Collection Silk Road - Démarquez-vous RdS 22 : Barette ancienne en argent du Turkménistan, chaines en métal argenté de parures traditionnelles de nomades d’Ouzbékistan. Montage sur caoutchouc, fermoir en argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/48e9c210-aba3-4274-ac37-c0d12fecaf51/rds26.jpg Collection Silk Road - Démarquez-vous RdS 26 : Éléments vintage de parure nomade d’Ouzbékistan, anneau en corne, pompons de coton d’Afghanistan, cuir. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/d6c723e4-86f8-4885-b97a-3d7ef3f08b3d/rds29.jpg Collection Silk Road - Démarquez-vous RdS 29 : Élément de parures traditionnelles de nomades d’Ouzbékistan, perles modernes en bois, disque de vulcanite vintage, cuir. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/4ce0727f-553d-4636-9bd6-4cca4f32178e/rds32.jpg Collection Silk Road - Démarquez-vous RdS 32 : Élément de parures traditionnelles de nomades, perles modernes en bois et en verre, disque en vulcanite vintage, cuir. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/06cb15ae-6034-4a2c-bf4e-ed7f051455d6/rds34.jpg Collection Silk Road - Démarquez-vous RdS 34 : Triangles de soie brodés - découpes d’anciens vêtements - utilisés comme amulette de protection en Afghanistan, perle en résine moderne, chaine de laiton. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/666b7fc6-0741-495d-920e-fa03b89c2fc5/rds42.jpg Collection Silk Road - Démarquez-vous RdS 42 : Élément verre et métal de parures traditionnelles de nomades d’Ouzbékistan, coquillage, monté sur caoutchouc, fermoir en argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/d6b20cf5-9c62-494b-9584-557077fdc8e7/rds41.jpg Collection Silk Road - Démarquez-vous RdS 41 : Triangles de soie brodés - découpes d’anciens vêtements - utilisés comme amulette de protection en Afghanistan, disques de noix de coco. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/44c2f1dc-f4e9-41da-b4a4-4857b03bafb7/rds48.jpg Collection Silk Road - Démarquez-vous RdS 48 : Broderies traditionnelles d’Anatolie, éléments métal et verre de parures de nomades d’Ouzbékistan https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/4e2c55bd-c6e4-42fa-9b74-6ef248d290cb/rds46.jpg Collection Silk Road - Démarquez-vous RdS 46 : Pendentif en argent pour conserver de sourates du Coran protectrices, Samarcande, 19eme siècle ; perles de jade, de turquoise et plaque d’ivoire, début du 20eme siècle, Macao ; pompon de soie, Beijing ; perles d’argent creuses, période ottomane, Istanbul ; perles en verre modernes, Venise. https://www.zaboubijou.fr/collection-wear-at-work daily 0.75 2023-07-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633301582400-IQR4LL6ZGRCCCLIPXV8K/waw1.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W1 : Fiddle A long meeting planned for today? Have something to fiddle with and stay focused. Seeds and metal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633332465133-94NQJPSF9TVF1ATYXO6Z/waw33.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W 33 : Mood During a 10 -12h day at the office the atmosphere shifts back and forth. This unique piece comprises smooth and rough; warm and cool; soft and hard elements; in sync with the mood of the hour. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633332532778-FCCZ9HMLGISKBBKZ5ESW/waw9.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W 9 : "Silence is Golden" Artisanal pendant from Mali, in golden thread mirroring the gold finery of traditional chiefs and nobility. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633332586720-WHJCZWZG0ZTKD88R2VRD/waw8.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W 8 : "All that glitters is not Gold" Artisanal pendant from Mali, in golden thread mirroring the gold finery of traditional chiefs and nobility. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633301816607-VQHQUJE3Q4Y5NN3AGSUN/waw5.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W 5 : Supporting Proverbs This 20th century bronze from Burkina Faso represent a Chameleon. In West Africa, the chameleon is an extremely wise animal, acting with utmost caution, looking all around and putting down one leg at a time, and only after carefully considering all options. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633303112136-VTQKANAM3XPK64H5QFVQ/waw21.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W 21 : Corporate Mumble Jumble Key Performance Indicators, Teamwork, Great Place to Work, Work Life Balance, Constructive Feedback, Peer Review, Business As Usual, Out of Office… Some days such corporate mumble jumble gets under your skin? Wear those acronyms tongue in cheek, with pearls and silver, a classic corporate look. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633332328915-IPYTT1EYEH4G3L0KBD97/waw12.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W 12 : Play A set of back to back conference calls, all on your own at your desk today? Play, pull the strings, roll the beads, change the length around your neck. It will keep you focused on active listening. This piece combines seeds and stone beads from Mali and a 20th century bronze pendant from Burkina Faso. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633332802835-QE8AMV1KL0QZNWUHEJ3E/waw27.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W 27 : Corporate Mumble Jumble Key Performance Indicators, Teamwork, Great Place to Work, Work Life Balance, Constructive Feedback, Peer Review, Business As Usual, Out of Office… Some days such corporate mumble jumble gets under your skin? Wear those acronyms tongue in cheek, as “NO WORRIES beads; or decorate your laptop? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633305033988-X8C3QR6NIWSYDQBFQ9M0/waw36.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W36 : Mood During a 10 -12h day at the office the atmosphere shifts back and forth. This unique piece comprises smooth and rough; warm and cool; soft and hard elements; in sync with the mood of the hour. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633332866062-U0OFTRBEE7GWZ36LAU0W/waw17.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W17 : Play A set of back to back conference calls, all on your own at your desk today? Play with the pendant glass beads, roll the central bead…. It will keep you focused on active listening. Vintage Yemenite silver pendant, modern glass beads, mounted on a rubber cord. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633333021276-SWXZA3S7DNPERWF37PEJ/waw19.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W19 : Corporate Mumble Jumble Key Performance Indicators, Teamwork, Great Place to Work, Work Life Balance, Constructive Feedback, Peer Review, Business As Usual, Out of Office… Some days such corporate mumble jumble gets under your skin? Wear these acronyms tongue in cheek, with pearls and silver, a classic corporate look. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633303330999-Y5L6UH2DW6Y7FR4JMOQU/waw23.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W 23 : Corporate Mumble Jumble Key Performance Indicators, Teamwork, Great Place to Work, Work Life Balance, Constructive Feedback, Peer Review, Business As Usual, Out of Office… Some days such corporate mumble jumble gets under your skin? Wear those acronyms tongue in cheek, with pearls and silver, a classic corporate look. Modern pearls from Bangladesh, glass letter beads, silver. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633332648835-VDV76FZ6M2NR7L5W20RW/waw22.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W 22 : Corporate Mumble Jumble Key Performance Indicators, Teamwork, Great Place to Work, Work Life Balance, Constructive Feedback, Peer Review, Business As Usual, Out of Office… Some days such corporate mumble jumble gets under your skin? Wear those acronyms tongue in cheek, with pearls and silver, a classic corporate look. Modern pearls from Bangladesh, glass letter beads, silver. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633301627760-KY04H46DRZFXCBBAS5G8/waw2.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W 2 : Fiddle A long meeting planned for today? Have something to fiddle with and stay focused. Metal, bone, seeds https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633331867147-Q1R5RIE65ZKOX2MNJNWM/waw4.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W 4 : Supporting Proverbs The central pendant illustrates the feeling you have most days at the office: Always swimming upstream. In Norse and Ancient European traditions, fishes symbolise adaptability and determination. This 20th century bronze from Ivory Coast, hand made with the lost wax technique, is completed with fresh water pearls from the Philippines; copper rings and glass beads from India. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633302349777-EHU978K7865W3TOUGTJ8/waw11.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W 11 : Play A set of back to back conference calls, all on your own at your desk today? Pull the strings, roll the beads, change the length around your neck, play. It will keep you focused on active listening. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633304441205-56YHCJVCTQCX3UZXQM9F/waw35.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W 35 : Mood During a 10 -12h day at the office the atmosphere shifts back and forth. This unique piece comprises smooth and rough; warm and cool; soft and hard elements; in sync with the mood of the hour. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633302001780-U8VIT7ISA2E782MD4OGP/waw7.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W7 : Supporting Proverbs Chinese dragons represent excellence, power, boldness, intelligence and success and bring good fortune. This is a 19th century bronze bracelet from Myanmar/Burma. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633304053676-PP7O3ACF03SD5J0GGEHL/waw30.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W 30 : Corporate Mumble Jumble Key Performance Indicators, Teamwork, Great Place to Work, Work Life Balance, Constructive Feedback, Peer Review, Business As Usual, Out of Office… Some days such corporate mumble jumble gets under your skin? Wear those acronyms tongue in cheek, as “NO WORRIES beads; or decorate your laptop? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633302982726-CMZBPJB711PFJI0X4V0K/waw20.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W 20 : Corporate Mumble Jumble Key Performance Indicators, Teamwork, Great Place to Work, Work Life Balance, Constructive Feedback, Peer Review, Business As Usual, Out of Office… Some days such corporate mumble jumble gets under your skin? Wear these acronyms tongue in cheek, with pearls and silver, a classic corporate look. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633303817725-RLUAIH0MM2VCPJ37Y4V2/waw28.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W 28 : Corporate Mumble Jumble Key Performance Indicators, Teamwork, Great Place to Work, Work Life Balance, Constructive Feedback, Peer Review, Business As Usual, Out of Office… Some days such corporate mumble jumble gets under your skin? Wear those acronyms tongue in cheek, as “NO WORRIES beads; or decorate your laptop? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633333208720-KFZLNMO1PEOJ3COBKQF3/waw34.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W 34 : Mood During a 10 -12h day at the office the atmosphere shifts back and forth. This unique piece comprises smooth and rough; warm and cool; soft and hard elements; in sync with the mood of the hour. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633305151274-MQCQDDK7YLRU3WC9RCPQ/waw-for-sonia.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W for Sonia : Mood During a 10 -12h day at the office the atmosphere shifts back and forth. This unique piece comprises a smooth seed and a silk tassel to play with ; in sync with the mood of the hour. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633302787429-WIB9FBTZX54VJZ4W2Y5K/waw18.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W18 : Play A set of back to back conference calls, all on your own at your desk today? Play, pull the strings, roll the beads, change the length around your neck., shift it around……. It will keep you focused on active listening. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633332266812-4V5WA4VIKRUZ87PKKXZF/waw26.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W 26 : Corporate Mumble Jumble Key Performance Indicators, Teamwork, Great Place to Work, Work Life Balance, Constructive Feedback, Peer Review, Business As Usual, Out of Office… Some days such corporate mumble jumble gets under your skin? Wear those acronyms tongue in cheek, with pearls and silver, a classic corporate look. Modern pearls from Bangladesh, glass letter beads, silver. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633301690838-XAHYGWKPASP6XH81TC20/waw3.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W3 : Supporting Proverbs The central golden pendant is a copy of the emblem of Louis the XIV, 18th century Sun King. Wear this piece to OUTSHINE everyone in the room or bring light to a difficult meeting. Wear it as a necklace or use the pendant as a brooch. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633301887292-YBMMXPLXYVIP70WY0LFG/waw6.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W6 : Supporting Proverbs This 20th century bronze pendant illustrates an African Proverb: Don’t argue with the crocodile when you are still in the middle of the river. A reminder of the importance of allies and compromises to work out solutions. Useful to navigate office politics. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633302508888-FXXWP0OILA9F48RHLWA7/waw14.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W14 : Play A set of back to back conference calls, all on your own at your desk today? Play, pull the strings, roll the beads, change the length around your neck. It will keep you focused on active listening. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633304122621-USC51UKIX2P8CT5K01JA/waw31.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W31 : Mood Office days are long and sometimes hectic. This unique piece with its cool centre will help you stay focused and provide comfort; in sync with the mood of the hour Element from a 19th century chandelier, metal chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633302642416-0UA1YCKTE0IKG0K0SZSN/waw16.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W16 : Play A set of back to back conference calls, all on your own at your desk today? Play, pull the strings, roll the beads, change the length around your neck. It will keep you focused on active listening. Modern pottery beads from Nigeria, felt beads from Nepal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633302576389-R4GVE5CM8K4KTJG5MHUZ/waw15.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W 15 : Play A set of back to back conference calls, all on your own at your desk today? Play, pull the strings, roll the beads, change the length around your neck. It will keep you focused on active listening. Modern pottery beads from Nigeria and Mali. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633332365184-M4OBW5GVLT37X6WWVNRM/waw24.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W 24 : Corporate Mumble Jumble Key Performance Indicators, Teamwork, Great Place to Work, Work Life Balance, Constructive Feedback, Peer Review, Business As Usual, Out of Office… Some days such corporate mumble jumble gets under your skin? Wear those acronyms tongue in cheek, with pearls and silver, a classic corporate look. Modern pearls from Bangladesh, glass letter beads, silver. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633303872514-BGIKK6MWQ04ZFB0AGIG9/waw29.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W 29 : Corporate Mumble Jumble Key Performance Indicators, Teamwork, Great Place to Work, Work Life Balance, Constructive Feedback, Peer Review, Business As Usual, Out of Office… Some days such corporate mumble jumble gets under your skin? Wear those acronyms tongue in cheek, as “NO WORRIES beads; or decorate your laptop? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633304181407-HUTSU4ULJ2G21IB8AOZL/waw32.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W 32 : Mood During a 10 -12h day at the office the atmosphere shifts back and forth. This unique piece comprises smooth and rough; warm and cool; soft and hard elements; in sync with the mood of the hour. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633302281972-LBHCQV3I26O84GM9L2VV/waw10.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W 10 : "Silence is Golden" Artisanal pendant from Mali, in golden thread mirroring the gold finery of traditional chiefs and nobility. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633333141248-3748PR2DJ0ILN81WOC64/waw13.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W13 : Play A set of back to back conference calls, all on your own at your desk today? Play, pull the strings, roll the beads, change the length around your neck. It will keep you focused on active listening. Modern glass beads from Egypt and Ghana, leather. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633332703707-7JO6PEUPTK0OF4WS18UL/waw25.jpg Collection Wear@Work - Faites-le ressortir W@W 25 : Corporate Mumble Jumble Key Performance Indicators, Teamwork, Great Place to Work, Work Life Balance, Constructive Feedback, Peer Review, Business As Usual, Out of Office… Some days such corporate mumble jumble gets under your skin? Wear those acronyms tongue in cheek, with pearls and silver, a classic corporate look. Modern pearls from Bangladesh, glass letter beads, silver. https://www.zaboubijou.fr/collection-the-nile daily 0.75 2024-03-09 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633294437549-4RYO5BTQ80JVHJRDACYQ/nile6.jpg Collection The Nile - Faites-le ressortir NILE 6 : Green glass Hebron beads, late 18th to mid-19th century, malachite and African seed beads; silver. The Hebron glass industry was first established during the Roman empire. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633294376832-IZKR94NZTXWHGP1Q6JVA/nile5.jpg Collection The Nile - Faites-le ressortir NILE 5 : Modern glass and turquoise disks, seed beads; mounted on rubber and ribbons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633294742939-R0XSNS2UHT024IMPK6IR/nile10.jpg Collection The Nile - Faites-le ressortir NILE 10 : Modern wooden, ceramic and turquoise beads. Cotton tassel. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633295420468-0NRYBDZQEK4RQA0ZWJPG/nile17.jpg Collection The Nile - Faites-le ressortir NILE 17 : Neolithic amazonite and crystal quartz beads, Bronze pendant likely to be from the Djenne-Djenno civilization – 8th to 14th century, Mali. Large blue beads likely to be late 19th century bohemian beads, small blue glass beads from Ghana. Mounted on leather. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633296255122-PI4RWJ0A0MW1AGCDIJTC/nile26.jpg Collection The Nile - Faites-le ressortir NILE 26 : Italian glass beads, mother of pearl, silver beads. Mounted on a silver chain with a silver clasp. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633294595352-PTXDK103WGKHRZ9OAGVY/nile8.jpg Collection The Nile - Faites-le ressortir NILE 8 : Glass beads, most likely byzantine or seljuk, silver. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633296178641-VWUTYE4XD3F05HG6PNRG/nile25.jpg Collection The Nile - Faites-le ressortir NILE 25 : wooden beads, recycled glass beads from Ghana, silk tassel. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633296790134-MBI1UKSEOB0Y2M8YTQUF/nile31.jpg Collection The Nile - Faites-le ressortir NILE 31 : Glass and Bakelite beads, silver chain, tubes and clasp. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633296437752-LPLAI3ISWJMGDEV5WJ9W/nile28.jpg Collection The Nile - Faites-le ressortir NILE 28 : Ghanaian glass beads, blue coral, silver beads, resin pendants, leather. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633296834753-E52L2ER2S2LPK2ESAM3F/nile32.jpg Collection The Nile - Faites-le ressortir NILE 32 : Amazonite bead, probably Neolithic, vintage shell bead from Mauritania. Silver and silver-plated elements. Mounted on leather. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633296031273-C4K80UF8EQDHXMJW5R2P/nile23.jpg Collection The Nile - Faites-le ressortir NILE 23 : Mother of pearl and glass. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633294798898-DPLKZG50T1069GU9ERT7/nile11.jpg Collection The Nile - Faites-le ressortir NILE 11 : Vintage Indian blue glass beads, white chalcedony beads, most likely from India and imported to African shores by medieval Muslim traders. In the time of the Pharaohs, similar beads were already imported from the West of India to Egyptian shores. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633294493501-SBUYBS3H99LAG884LY4A/nile7.jpg Collection The Nile - Faites-le ressortir NILE 7 : Modern glass beads from Ghana and Italy, sea shell, mounted on leather strings which were handmade along the Niger River, Mali. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633295149704-NALHQMW8XIAWH1TPDVE5/nile14.jpg Collection The Nile - Faites-le ressortir NILE 14 : Beads in recycled glass from Ghana, copper beads from Nigeria, resin and wooden beads, mounted on ribbons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633294210131-NR4HM6WSRQB3GZ355E8G/nile3.jpg Collection The Nile - Faites-le ressortir NILE 3 : Green glass Hebron beads; opalescent bead from Bohemia. Both late 19th to early 20th century. Bronze pendant likely to be from the Djenne-Djenno civilization – 8th to 14th century, Mali. The Hebron glass industry was first established during the Roman empire. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633295683767-8JW4JE9CGPI5X59WRYBR/nile21.jpg Collection The Nile - Faites-le ressortir NILE 21 : Hand made glass beads from Ghana, 2 round green Chinese beads; silver beads, mounted on rubber. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633295524652-A4CLUJ3CY8BEN8AOGW48/nile19.jpg Collection The Nile - Faites-le ressortir NILE 19 : Indonesian millefiori with a core of monochrome glass, probably a vintage copy of 10th to 16th century East Java beads. Mother of pearl, glass beads from Syria and Ghana. Mounted on leather. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633295909037-5FROGCSLDU6RIX3EMTCE/nile22.jpg Collection The Nile - Faites-le ressortir NILE 22 : Glass beads in a titanium net; Ghanaian recycled glass beads, mounted on ribbons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633296380674-LFYW1W6WQIUGZMS3620Y/nile27.jpg Collection The Nile - Faites-le ressortir NILE 27 : malachite and glass beads, pearls, mounted on natural and colored leather. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633297759254-W1CM7CVJZECZ0SWNLE65/nile18.jpg Collection The Nile - Faites-le ressortir NILE 18 : Glass beads, most likely byzantine or seljuk, silver. Mounted on Silver. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633295244564-2UU007YE5V9DMFIVX4II/nile15.jpg Collection The Nile - Faites-le ressortir NILE 15 : modern Italian glass beads, silver beads, silver chain and clasp. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633296549614-4KWLOXNQJCI0K0N8R756/nile29.jpg Collection The Nile - Faites-le ressortir NILE 29 : glass beads from Ghana, silver beads, mounted on leather. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633297687478-2KHBCD7LT2GZWQIWX4DE/nile30.jpg Collection The Nile - Faites-le ressortir NILE 30 : Beads from recycled plastic, silk tassel, leather. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633294657670-L8ES1RYQAT0KWZFNYWC8/nile9.jpg Collection The Nile - Faites-le ressortir NILE 9 : Modern artisanal glass beads from Ghana; blue coral beads from the Philippines, small blue and white beads from India and China. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633294930751-16OUGGE5C1XM2EY0ZIVD/nile12.jpg Collection The Nile - Faites-le ressortir NILE 12 : Mother of pearl from China, glass beads from Ghana, ostrich shell from South Africa, lapis lazuli from Afghanistan. In the times of the Pharaohs, lapis was already imported from Afghanistan while ostrich eggs came from “Nubia”, current Sudan. Mounted on ribbons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633295300863-9XYP3FST6P8H3OAXKPK6/nile16.jpg Collection The Nile - Faites-le ressortir NILE 16 : Glass beads from Syria and Ghana, wooden beads, mounted on rubber. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633295031333-LSQ00SNOXHNAHS1570SM/nile13.jpg Collection The Nile - Faites-le ressortir NILE 13 : Glass beads from Ghana, lapis lazuli from Afghanistan, turquoise and silver beads. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633294064661-71ZX6JGS5I690EMNLKWI/nile1.jpg Collection The Nile - Faites-le ressortir NILE 1 : leather, recycled rubber, Bakelite, glass. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633294267904-5AO33T7DASYPCYZ8NA9Z/nile4.jpg Collection The Nile - Faites-le ressortir NILE 4 : Indonesian millefiori with a core of monochrome glass, probably a vintage copy of 10th to 16th century East Java beads, often referred to as Jatim beads; white Bakelite bead; coconut disk. Mounted on silk. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633295641825-ISR64PG0FKCL9X9BHZDK/nile20.jpg Collection The Nile - Faites-le ressortir NILE 20 : Indonesian millefiori with a core of monochrome glass, probably a vintage copy of 10th to 16th century East Java beads, often referred to as Jatim beads. Silver plated chain and crystal glass. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633296123801-BNLKX0KWNS6JFELQJ5X7/nile24.jpg Collection The Nile - Faites-le ressortir NILE 24 : wood, cowrie shell, mother of pearl, blue glass bead from Ghana. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633297038508-KH56IL2N3G50L0LNKXME/nile35.jpg Collection The Nile - Faites-le ressortir NILE 35 : Amazonite beads, probably Neolithic, silver and shell. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633297109414-3WKEE2Q8MQROKJ9RRL1E/nile36.jpg Collection The Nile - Faites-le ressortir NILE 36 : Glass beads from Ghana, silver, leather. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633294099558-8UVRTBB6C3XT9ZPOZHKD/nile2.jpg Collection The Nile - Faites-le ressortir NILE 2 : vintage Indian shells, lapis lazuli, seeds and glass beads. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633296937234-VB8CF1G7IUCYZ91TICFP/nile33.jpg Collection The Nile - Faites-le ressortir NILE 33 : Amazonite bead, likely to be Neolithic, vintage shell bead from Mauritania, silver-plated tube, silver chain and clasp. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633296981574-H08R1OB2BQ36OZCAX3RI/nile34.jpg Collection The Nile - Faites-le ressortir NILE 34 : Glass beads from Ghana, ribbons. https://www.zaboubijou.fr/collection-ven-ist daily 0.75 2024-03-09 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633274455323-JST5DTD7COZPJPIASCRU/venist-2.jpg Collection Ven-Ist VenIst 2 : "Rose Loukoum" or "Turkish Delight" beads in reference to Istanbul's favorite candy, confectioned since the 18thcentury in small cubes dusted with icing sugar. The central bead, hand blown and mirrorized, was made by Maxime Hensen, assistant to Murano Artist Aristide Najean. Mounted on a brass chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633277379081-D3GC092B9DH5E7I5K7I0/venist-10.jpg Collection Ven-Ist - Faites-le ressortir VenIst 10 : This piece is a deconstruction of a classic Ottoman design called “Cintemani”. The three dots and two waves composition is thought to have originated in China. There are several interpretations of the design's message: the dots being symbols of power, of luck, or leopard spots; the waves representing Buddha’s smile, Chinese clouds or tiger stripes. The “Cintemani “design is mainly used in textiles but also in ceramics and other decorative objects. The beads, hand blown and lamp work, were made by Murano artist Muriel Balensi. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633276557427-CL9CU8HGYEKIS525J7JQ/venist-6.jpg Collection Ven-Ist - Faites-le ressortir VenIst 6 : This piece is a deconstruction of a classic Ottoman design called “Cintemani”. The three dots and two waves composition is thought to have originated in China. There are several interpretations of the design's message: the dots being symbols of power, of luck, or leopard spots; the waves representing Buddha’s smile, Chinese clouds or tiger stripes. The “Cintemani “design is mainly used in textiles but also in ceramics and other decorative objects. The beads, hand blown and mirrorized, were made by Maxime Hensen, assistant to Murano Artist Aristide Najean. Mounted on a brass chain dipped in 24 carat gold. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633278484556-BXHVB5UJD52LWKCC3BSC/venist-13.jpg Collection Ven-Ist - Faites-le ressortir VenIst 13 : "Rose Loukoum" or "Turkish Delight" beads in reference to Istanbul's favorite candy, confectioned since the 18thcentury in small cubes dusted with icing sugar. The beads were made by Murano artist Muriel Balensi, in her Murano Studio. The central silk tassel was created in an Istanbul workshop. Mounted on colored leather. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633278233693-NVFZ11F4PAC8DE1V3SD9/venist-8.jpg Collection Ven-Ist - Faites-le ressortir VenIst 8 : This piece is a deconstruction of a classic Ottoman design called “Cintemani”. The three dots and two waves composition is thought to have originated in China. There are several interpretations of the design's message: the dots being symbols of power, of luck, or leopard spots; the waves representing Buddha’s smile, Chinese clouds or tiger stripes. The “Cintemani “design is mainly used in textiles but also in ceramics and other decorative objects. The beads, hand blown and lamp work, were made by Murano artist Muriel Balensi. Mounted on a brass chain dipped in 24 carat gold. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633277838465-V17G13C7DMB2CYFQWIA8/venist-11.jpg Collection Ven-Ist VenIst 11 : This piece is a deconstruction of a classic Ottoman design called “Cintemani”. The three dots and two waves composition is thought to have originated in China. There are several interpretations of the design's message: the dots being symbols of power, of luck, or leopard spots; the waves representing Buddha’s smile, Chinese clouds or tiger stripes. The “Cintemani “design is mainly used in textiles but also in ceramics and other decorative objects. The horizontal bead, hand blown and mirrorized, was made by Maxime Hensen, assistant to Murano Artist Aristide Najean. The spherical beads are signature beads from Murano artist Muriel Balensi. Mounted on a brass chain dipped in sterling silver. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633275035544-7QXXWMVATEDWNEHQPKLK/venist-4.jpg Collection Ven-Ist VenIst 4 : This piece is a deconstruction of a classic Ottoman design called “Cintemani”. The three dots and two waves composition is thought to have originated in China. There are several interpretations of the design's message: the dots being symbols of power, of luck, or leopard spots; the waves representing Buddha’s smile, Chinese clouds or tiger stripes. The “Cintemani “design is mainly used in textiles but also in ceramics and other decorative objects. The vertical bead, hand blown and mirrorized, was made by Maxime Hensen, assistant to Murano Artist Aristide Najean. The spherical bead is the signature bead from Murano artist Muriel Balensi. Mounted on a brass chain dipped in 24 Carat gold. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633277032804-ZLL2TC87NNMR829SH27E/venist-12.jpg Collection Ven-Ist - Faites-le ressortir VenIst 12 : This piece is a deconstruction of a classic Ottoman design called “Cintemani”. The three dots and two waves composition is thought to have originated in China. There are several interpretations of the design's message: the dots being symbols of power, of luck, or leopard spots; the waves representing Buddha’s smile, Chinese clouds or tiger stripes. The “Cintemani “design is mainly used in textiles but also in ceramics and other decorative objects. The beads, hand blown and lamp work, were made by Murano artist Muriel Balensi. Mounted on a brass chain dipped in 24 carat gold. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633278539625-TSIS3UXD0DH1JD9I9JCQ/venist-15.jpg Collection Ven-Ist - Faites-le ressortir VenIst 15 : “Pistachio Loukum" or “Turkish Delight" beads in reference to Istanbul's favorite candy, confectioned since the 18thcentury in small cubes dusted with icing sugar. Beads made by Murano artist Muriel Balensi, in her Murano Studio. Metal elements inspired by traditional ottoman design. Central silk tassel created in an Istanbul workshop. Mounted on a silver chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633278399489-2XC60E24T6AU2M8Y9XB2/venist-16.jpg Collection Ven-Ist VenIst 16 : "Rose and Lemon Loukoum" or "Turkish Delight" beads in reference to Istanbul's favorite candy, confectioned since the 18thcentury in small cubes dusted with icing sugar. Beads made by Murano artist Muriel Balensi, in her Murano Studio. Early 20th century traditional Ottoman metal elements and mother of pearl covered glass beads. Mounted on a brass chain dipped in sterling silver. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633279105027-VL0225XI97IXE4UWCCF6/venist-3.jpg Collection Ven-Ist VenIst 3 : "Pomegranate Loukoum" or "Turkish Delight" beads in reference to Istanbul's favorite candy, confectioned since the 18thcentury in small cubes dusted with icing sugar. The central bead, hand blown and mirrorized, was made by Maxime Hensen, assistant to Murano Artist Aristide Najean. The grains of pomegranate are acrylic beads from Paris based artists Alex & Svet. Mounted on a rubber chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633278744159-G8DRSH346X3LFDRDA1RK/venist-1.jpg Collection Ven-Ist VenIst 1 : "Lemon Loukoum" or "Turkish Delight" bead in reference to Istanbul's favorite candy, confectioned since the 18thcentury in small cubes dusted with icing sugar. The central bead, hand blown and mirrorized, was made by Maxime Hensen, assistant to Murano Artist Aristide Najean. Mounted on a brass chain dipped in sterling silver. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633279438458-AMKG6T8JJBRT190EFGWG/venist-9.jpg Collection Ven-Ist - Faites-le ressortir VenIst 9 : This piece is a deconstruction of a classic Ottoman design called “Cintemani”. The three dots and two waves composition is thought to have originated in China. There are several interpretations of the design's message: the dots being symbols of power, of luck, or leopard spots; the waves representing Buddha’s smile, Chinese clouds or tiger stripes. The “Cintemani “design is mainly used in textiles but also in ceramics and other decorative objects. The beads, hand blown and lamp work, were made by Murano artist Muriel Balensi. Mounted on a brass chain dipped in 24 carat gold. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633278894613-GGEM0WKTLUZ5RJ0BO75Q/venist-7.jpg Collection Ven-Ist - Faites-le ressortir VenIst 7 : This piece is a deconstruction of a classic Ottoman design called “Cintemani”. The three dots and two waves composition is thought to have originated in China. There are several interpretations of the design's message: the dots being symbols of power, of luck, or leopard spots; the waves representing Buddha’s smile, Chinese clouds or tiger stripes. The “Cintemani “design is mainly used in textiles but also in ceramics and other decorative objects. The vertical bead, hand blown and mirrorized, was made by Maxime Hensen, assistant to Murano Artist Aristide Najean. The spherical beads are signature beads from Murano artist Muriel Balensi. Mounted on a brass chain dipped in 24 carat gold. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633278329852-Q8WLBJIZDVE3EHGT5TKE/venist-14.jpg Collection Ven-Ist - Faites-le ressortir VenIst 14 : "Rose Loukum" or "Turkish Delight" beads in reference to Istanbul's favorite candy, confectioned since the 18thcentury in small cubes dusted with icing sugar. The central bead was made by Murano artist Muriel Balensi, in her Murano Studio. Small modern red Murano beads; early 20th century traditional Ottoman metal elements, silver beads, silk tassel from Istanbul workshops. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633278038007-80CZYQM6SWATS59PBPW6/venist-17.jpg Collection Ven-Ist - Faites-le ressortir VenIst 17 : "Lemon Loukum" or "Turkish Delight" beads in reference to Istanbul's favorite candy, confectioned since the 18thcentury in small cubes dusted with icing sugar. Beads made by Murano artist Muriel Balensi, in her Murano Studio. Central silver pendant of traditional Anatolian design, sourced in Istanbul Grand Bazar. Mounted on a brass chain, dipped in sterling silver. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633279333148-DGW9WQQTPL11RJC22WAE/venist-5.jpg Collection Ven-Ist - Faites-le ressortir VenIst 5 : This piece is a deconstruction of a classic Ottoman design called “Cintemani”. The three dots and two waves composition is thought to have originated in China. There are several interpretations of the design's message: the dots being symbols of power, of luck, or leopard spots; the waves representing Buddha’s smile, Chinese clouds or tiger stripes. The “Cintemani “design is mainly used in textiles but also in ceramics and other decorative objects. The beads, hand blown and mirrorized, were made by Maxime Hensen, assistant to Murano Artist Aristide Najean. Mounted on a brass chain dipped in 24 carat gold. https://www.zaboubijou.fr/collection-murano-past-present daily 0.75 2024-03-09 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633293380095-RS1TL76XYV9RYTBDE98E/mpp2.jpg Collection Murano Past & Present - Faites-le ressortir MP&P 2 : Modern Murano glass tubes, antique Murano beads sourced in Burkina Faso, lapis lazuli cubes, seeds, 2 modern blue beads from Murano Artist Muriel Balensi. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633291953723-00OUAPLD1DORX5EHZZSM/mpp5.jpg Collection Murano Past & Present - Faites-le ressortir MP&P 5 : Antique Murano beads sourced in Mali and modern seed beads. White ceramic beads. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633293311707-9ABUYZQNFSWH5YY6F3H0/mpp4.jpg Collection Murano Past & Present - Faites-le ressortir MP&P 4 : Modern Murano glass tubes, millefiori sourced in Burkina Faso, seeds from Amazonia, Brazil. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633293270455-T4E0F2WT9DP8NGOKM7YW/mpp12.jpg Collection Murano Past & Present - Faites-le ressortir MP&P 12 : Antique Murano beads sourced in Mali, modern Murano beads, resin cord. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633292311535-GKJTGT7A73MBJEK6EBUI/mpp10.jpg Collection Murano Past & Present - Faites-le ressortir MP&P 10 : Vintage Murano beads sourced in Mali, ceramic, ostrich egg and vulcanite beads, rubber. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/f846d3aa-2f8c-4493-b7f5-ba9830a348cf/mpp18.jpg Collection Murano Past & Present - Démarquez-vous MP&P 18 : Vintage Murano beads sourced in Paris and modern beads, copper chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/9b328cc4-82c5-4305-9f01-edc09fbdce1a/mpp21.jpg Collection Murano Past & Present - Démarquez-vous MP&P 21 a & b : Antique Murano beads sourced in Mali, modern Murano tube beads; silver beads. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/f67886e1-971d-452c-9970-400aca293196/mpp26.jpg Collection Murano Past & Present - Démarquez-vous MP&P 26 : Antique Murano beads sourced in Mali, modern Murano beads, vintage vulcanite disks, metal chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/2bfc7d6a-a199-49c2-9023-3a77d4845763/mpp27.jpg Collection Murano Past & Present - Démarquez-vous MP&P 27 : Antique Murano beads sourced in Mali, modern Murano tube beads, silver beads. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/11b0402e-5104-4acb-805f-2c6e60e43147/mpp28.jpg Collection Murano Past & Present - Démarquez-vous MP&P 28 a & b : Antique Murano beads sourced in Mali, modern Murano tube beads; silver beads. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633292138440-IHHMS8BS0P94NKGTEH9S/mpp7.jpg Collection Murano Past & Present - Faites-le ressortir MP&P 7 : Antique Murano millefiori beads, sourced in Mali, modern Murano central bead, and silver tube beads, silk tassel, brass chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633293537453-ZTPR0GDLR26EDN87PLKT/mpp3.jpg Collection Murano Past & Present - Faites-le ressortir MP&P 3 : Modern Murano silver beads, millefiori sourced in Burkina Faso, felt beads, brass chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633292081528-5YPCMUU1EDMVAB7MACEX/mpp6.jpg Collection Murano Past & Present - Faites-le ressortir MP&P 6 : Antique Murano millefiori, sourced in Mali, modern silver Murano beads, felt beads, metal chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/73524dd1-c50c-4761-86b5-e5a6a1a06ae5/mpp16.jpg Collection Murano Past & Present - Démarquez-vous MP&P 16 : Antique Murano beads, sourced in Mali, modern Murano blue beads, silver beads, metal chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633292382192-W3R5AC8INIA96YB2VZXP/mpp11.jpg Collection Murano Past & Present - Faites-le ressortir MP&P 11 : Vintage Murano beads sourced in Mali, modern Murano beads and tubes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/acd4d45d-6735-4530-9279-8192eee28bb8/mpp14.jpg Collection Murano Past & Present - Démarquez-vous MP&P 14: Antique Murano Rosetta beads sourced in Mali, silver tubes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/37370fa5-42f7-4cc2-aba9-7365aef5704e/mpp17.jpg Collection Murano Past & Present - Démarquez-vous MP&P 17 : Vintage Murano beads sourced in Paris and modern beads, copper chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/9b7cc142-89a3-402f-8d98-699fbdd28000/mpp24.jpg Collection Murano Past & Present - Démarquez-vous MP&P 24 : Antique Murano bead sourced in Mali, modern Murano beads, copper chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/d68fc04e-dc41-45b3-bdcf-6bc489af9711/mpp22.jpg Collection Murano Past & Present - Démarquez-vous MP&P 22 a & b : Antique Murano beads sourced in Mali, modern Murano beads, silver beads. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/686e0505-1eb8-4ac7-8054-d3ba5b1a1f29/mpp23.jpg Collection Murano Past & Present - Démarquez-vous MP&P 23 : Antique Murano bead sourced in Mali, modern Murano beads, embroidery, ribbons and metal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633291689641-GJ94SCDC10OJWW91PSEV/mpp1.jpg Collection Murano Past & Present - Faites-le ressortir MP&P 1 : Red dotted Murano beads, made for the Ethiopian Market in the 19th century; modern red Murano beads from Artist Muriel Balensi; vintage vulcanite disc; seeds from Amazonia, Brazil. Mounted on a brass chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633293425899-5DM9T7XUCO9EXCRN5OQ3/mpp9.jpg Collection Murano Past & Present - Faites-le ressortir MP&P 9 : Vintage Murano beads and Gablontz "Vaseline" bead, sourced in Mali, modern dark blue beads, silver tube, leather. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633292218430-MFNJN7BJZU5FUA5467IH/mpp8.jpg Collection Murano Past & Present - Faites-le ressortir MP&P 8 : Antique millefiori and rosetta Murano beads, sourced in Senegal, modern silver Murano beads, freshwater pearls. Metal chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1633292437286-YAO5R6ZH1ABEFINHA6FC/mpp13.jpg Collection Murano Past & Present - Faites-le ressortir MP&P 13 : Antique Murano beads sourced in Mali, modern Murano beads and a large gold bead, silk tassel. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/65bf5060-b386-47d0-904d-fa51bd0db629/mpp15.jpg Collection Murano Past & Present - Démarquez-vous MP&P 15: Pale blue Vintage Murano beads sourced in Paris; modern Murano beads; silver beads. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/c81050fa-05d0-42ca-9362-9c91b2df81ad/mpp20.jpg Collection Murano Past & Present - Démarquez-vous MP&P 20 a & b : Antique Murano beads sourced in Mali, modern Murano beads, silver beads. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/c592ff4a-1d58-4110-a8ce-b0d390b41dc5/mpp25.jpg Collection Murano Past & Present - Démarquez-vous MP&P 25 : Antique Murano beads sourced in Mali, modern Murano tube beads, silver bead and clasp. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/6407660a-a4c4-4a1a-9e63-47793e8106f5/mpp19.jpg Collection Murano Past & Present - Démarquez-vous MP&P 19 : Antique Murano beads sourced in Mali, modern beads, plastic cord. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/0d044075-9ec0-4fe0-888a-f311d8b7f734/mpp29.jpg Collection Murano Past & Present - Démarquez-vous MP&P 29 a & b : Antique Murano beads sourced in Mali, modern Murano tube beads; silver beads. https://www.zaboubijou.fr/collection-mode-a-dijon daily 0.75 2024-03-09 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/7e7f409e-06bd-4569-ac39-e29eab28c975/mad5.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 5 : Rubans, perles en verre recyclé, perles d’eau douce. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/2272d8bc-59c9-4de5-87c9-862b5d259100/mad18.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 18 : Perles de Murano vintage, passementerie de soie, chaine de métal argenté. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/84674da9-bf62-4f40-807b-ff4e4f0a8e82/mad11.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 11 : Passementerie de soie et élément en métal émaillé, évoquant les costumes d’Arlequin. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/6bf26651-92ff-4911-96be-dd6053125e90/mad16.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 16 : Dentelle ancienne, perles vintages de Murano et perles modernes, chaine de métal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/a312b238-c172-41d0-8f1f-3d40dd77641f/mad23..jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 23 : Impression de dentelle ancienne sur porcelaine, création de la céramiste amateure dijonnaise Odile Besuchet ; passementerie de soie ; chaine en cuivre rosé. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/0c8a52dd-af82-43a1-ae24-85eac344ea3e/mad19.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 19 : Perles de Murano vintage, dentelle ancienne, chaine de métal argenté. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/ada95132-983c-4927-8e92-6c5f445d4927/mad8.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 8 : Perles fines, améthyste, cristal et passementerie de soie. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/e24c9e9c-6e2a-43b8-883f-0b13021e131a/mad22.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 22 : Impression de dentelle ancienne sur porcelaine, création de la céramiste amateure dijonnaise Odile Besuchet ; perles fines ; chaine de métal argenté. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/b665fbf4-7c63-401b-be9a-b4247cb30290/mad26.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 26 : Impression de dentelle ancienne sur porcelaine. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/61526e5c-3763-459b-8559-32d5cf0e5380/mad37a.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 37A : Coussinets brodés du Laos, perles en verre et argent https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/bbe70af9-51d8-4bb9-8f36-168f214932f5/mad32.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 32 : Impression de dentelle ancienne sur porcelaine, création de la céramiste amateure dijonnaise Odile Besuchet ; perles en verre et turquoise, cuir. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/2514d475-87df-4d93-9fec-950e854494d4/mad38c.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 38C : Passementerie de soie, perles en argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/43254e09-0e1c-4af7-9224-a859b5e1bd71/mad37b.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 37B : Coussinets brodés du Laos, perles en verre et argent https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/45bae579-52e4-412f-8dfa-1b788270cef9/mad38b.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 38B : Passementerie de soie, perles en argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/34b45625-a6f9-413c-823a-f1e331a96d35/mad4.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 4 : Broderies d’Anatolie ornant châle et foulards ; chaine en métal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/22e28fb1-98f5-4134-84d0-d308da10310b/mad2.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 2 : Coussinets brodés du Laos, perles argentées de Murano, pierre de Chine. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/7d212faf-9031-4071-aada-71ec69887e17/mad1.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 1 : Coussinets brodés du Laos, graines du Brésil, chaine en cuivre. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/590b679d-496c-4f62-b1b8-891616866213/mad3.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 3 : Broderies d’Anatolie ornant châle et foulards ; perles dorées en papier mâché. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/a716ba93-349c-4446-84cf-5222cc8066c6/mad7.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 7 : Perles fines, grenat, cristal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/0587fec6-f011-4d1c-9ba5-cdbcfecc7bd5/mad6.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 6 : Fleurs brodées à la main, tube métal argenté, cuir. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/fa0545f0-b66b-4d4f-84df-19dd63be7d7c/mad10.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 10 : Plume d’autruche montée sur caoutchouc, fermoir en argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/8666b5b7-8fec-49aa-800f-77f1b2d9bbdc/mad31.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 31 : Impression de dentelle ancienne sur porcelaine, création de la céramiste amateure dijonnaise Odile Besuchet ; passementerie de soie ; chaine de métal, perle en verre, fleurs de papier, éléments en métal et verre évoquant les broderies bucoliques de gilets. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/67f703fa-6ba4-4f39-8127-03884efdabac/mad30.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 30 : Impression de dentelle ancienne sur porcelaine, création de la céramiste amateure dijonnaise Odile Besuchet ; passementerie de soie ; chaine de cuivre. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/8d705555-fa3b-4a7c-8606-3f2b3764a0a8/mad29.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 29 : Impression de dentelle ancienne sur porcelaine, création de la céramiste amateure dijonnaise Odile Besuchet ; plumes et ruban. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/4ad960fd-d82c-478a-b9f4-7b79a0e5f19a/mad25.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 25 : Impression de dentelle ancienne sur porcelaine, création de la céramiste amateure dijonnaise Odile Besuchet ; chaine de métal argenté. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/f875b9c2-7af7-4070-a6fb-265b1ef8dcf2/mad20.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 20 : Perles de Murano vintage, dentelle ancienne, lien en résine. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/b0522310-1976-43e4-8ae7-c527f687542b/mad36a.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 35A : Peigne réalisé à partir de broderies de poignet d’une paire de gants en cuir datant probablement du 2d empire. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/6c90bd19-5bbf-415c-85bf-3b9a4c98f4c4/mad34.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 34 : Dentelle ancienne, cuir, chaine en cuivre rosé. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/b28e7593-7f82-4180-813e-8a8cf150873d/mad12.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 12 : Passementerie de soie et élément en métal émaillé, évoquant les costumes d’Arlequin. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/d3168458-2347-4a39-aff5-3d8bf08286a2/mad9.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 9 : Passementerie en soie, éléments en métal et verre évoquant les broderies bucoliques de gilets. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/748ce19e-3671-473d-9cfd-00239c4f476d/mad14.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 14 : Dentelle ancienne, perles fines, chaine en métal argenté. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/4fdf26e4-dc86-4a73-bee9-2c3e5fec9e6d/mad21.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 21 : Impression de dentelle ancienne sur porcelaine, création de la céramiste amateure dijonnaise Odile Besuchet ; perles fines ; chaine de métal argenté. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/3d9df6d8-b82f-413e-800e-2f1f8def8a5f/mad17.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 17 : Dentelle ancienne, perles vintages de Murano, passementerie de soie, chaine de métal argenté. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/a4117d9a-38f8-4407-9397-ad0f0e3eb91c/mad13.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 13 : Dentelle ancienne, fleurs brodées à la main, plumes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/b0e75c8e-21ea-418f-9c9b-6f02ca51708f/mad28.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 28 : Impression de dentelle ancienne sur porcelaine, création de la céramiste amateure dijonnaise Odile Besuchet ; plumes ; chaine de cuivre. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/4ca88766-c11d-4a1d-9eed-ee9227519461/mad27.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 27 : Impression de dentelle ancienne sur porcelaine, création de la céramiste amateure dijonnaise Odile Besuchet ; chaine de métal argenté. Perles en verre moderne, rubans, éléments de métal, cuir. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/6c32335a-3e2e-4e7e-9580-fdb05f40027d/mad15.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 15 : Dentelle ancienne, perles d’argent, chaine en métal argenté. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/4172907c-267e-45b1-845c-ca1a45ad6ac2/mad24..jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 24 : Impression de dentelle ancienne sur porcelaine, création de la céramiste amateure dijonnaise Odile Besuchet ; plume d’autruche ; chaine de métal argenté. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1d3062ea-0f22-4f0f-9f65-d59e93fd0dfd/mad33.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 33 : Perles en verre, fourrure, caoutchouc et fermoir en argent ; évocation de la robe portée par la Reine Marie Leszczynska (catalogue N° 5, Musée des Beaux-Arts de Dijon). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/eb00de73-6cc2-4486-bdb5-dfde1e861ae3/mad36b.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 35B : Peigne réalisé à partir de broderies de poignet d’une paire de gants en cuir datant probablement du 2d empire. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/4a0e7ef3-b1a8-436e-b4ec-9dfb84144f8a/mad35.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 35 : Dentelle ancienne, cuir, chaine en cuivre rosé. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/b89c0f73-5d72-47ef-a114-7b6c711f6129/mad38a.jpg Collection Mode à Dijon - Démarquez-vous MAD 38A: Passementerie de soie, perles en argent. https://www.zaboubijou.fr/collection-caravelle-et-caravane daily 0.75 2024-03-09 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/c2eaba3b-a84b-463e-b84c-826e6821a913/cc30.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 30 : Cornalines indiennes modernes : Dès le 7ème siècle, ces perles ont atteint les ports d’Afrique de l’Est, arrivant directement de l’Inde, grâce aux vents des moussons, ou passant d’abord par les ports du Golfe Persique. Elles ont été échangées dans les royaumes médiévaux de l’Afrique sahélienne grâce aux pistes caravanières : le long de la route de la soie jusqu’à Fustat (Le Caire) puis sur les pistes sahariennes. Aujourd’hui encore, ces perles s’échangent sur les marchés d’Afrique de l’Ouest. Œuf d’Autruche : Afrique du Sud. De telles perles ainsi que les techniques de fabrications sont échangées le long des réseaux commerciaux depuis plus de 50 000 ans, au départ depuis l’Afrique de l’Est. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/e47ddf7e-af3a-41f7-b974-f7d0b7267650/cc5.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 5 : Perle de verre oblongue : De telles perles, imitant les cornalines indiennes ont été fabriquées en Bohème dès le 17ème siècle pour concurrencer les exportations indiennes. Cornalines : Dès le 7ème siècle, ces perles ont atteint les ports d’Afrique de l’Est, arrivant directement de l’Inde, grâce aux vents des moussons, ou passant d’abord par les ports du Golfe Persique. Elles ont atteint les royaumes médiévaux de l’Afrique sahélienne grâce aux pistes caravanières : le long de la route de la soie jusqu’à Fustat (Le Caire) puis sur les pistes sahariennes. Perle en verre jaune : perles européennes du 18ème au début du 20ème siècle. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/325407b6-aed2-4542-9d11-ebed0d0a23b2/cc36abcd.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 36 a b c d : Perles de Bohème : Produites massivement pour l’exportation du 18ème siècle au début du 20ème siècle dans la ville de Gablontz (République Tchèque). Très prisées comme élément de dot par les Peuls, elles sont appelées « Perles de Mariage » au Mali. Devenues rares sur les marchés d’Afrique de l’Ouest, elles sont remplacées par des copies indiennes récentes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/f73adc15-7c1e-4e73-b509-5a6b20e1be6a/cc4.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 4 : 2 Petites Perles de verre bleue modernes très probablement d’origine indienne. Perles bleues anciennes, parfois décolorées par dévitrification par suite d'enterrement, 18ème ou 19ème siècle, de Hollande ou de Bohème. On a retrouvé de telles perles dans des pots de terre cuite enterrés au Sénégal, sur des sites de la fin du 18ème / début 19ème siècle. Perle Bleue centrale : très probablement une perle de Hollande, du 18ème ou 19ème siècle. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1a6e09f1-d53c-4df0-92c8-d26466392490/cc39.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 39 : Cornalines indiennes modernes : Dès le 7ème siècle, ces perles ont atteint les ports d’Afrique de l’Est, arrivant directement de l’Inde, grâce aux vents des moussons, ou passant d’abord par les ports du Golfe Persique. Elles ont été échangées dans les royaumes médiévaux de l’Afrique sahélienne grâce aux pistes caravanières : le long de la route de la soie jusqu’à Fustat (Le Caire) puis sur les pistes sahariennes. Aujourd’hui encore, ces perles s’échangent sur les marchés d’Afrique de l’Ouest. Œuf d’Autruche : Afrique du Sud. De telles perles ainsi que les techniques de fabrications sont échangées le long des réseaux commerciaux depuis plus de 50 000 ans, au départ depuis l’Afrique de l’Est. Perles en bois, chaine Argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/600a5a44-8019-4d0e-b872-c0f41f598a6d/cc10.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 10 : Perle Centrale : Perle de Venise, dite « French Ambassador » fin 19ème / début 20ème siècle. Perles de verre jaune d’Hébron : La tradition verrière d’Hébron (Palestine) remonte à la période romaine. Ce modèle, du 19ème siècle, était destiné à l’exportation en Égypte puis en Afrique. Ces perles, très prisées au Nigeria sont aussi appelées « perles de Kano ». Perles de Cuivre : Cameroun probablement 19ème ou début du 20ème siècle. Les manilles de cuivre et lingots de fer des cargaisons des navires européens du 16 au 18 siècle ont été utilisées localement pour la réalisation de perles destinées aux familles royales. Ambre : En provenance très probablement de la Mer Baltique, elles sont mentionnées comme faisant partie des cargaisons caravanières sahariennes par les voyageurs arabes médiévaux. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/245c42ce-2d36-4f81-acac-3d31be5d0941/cc29.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 29 : Perles opaques : perles européennes, Bohème ou Hollande, 18ème ou 19ème siècle. Perles transparentes blanches : probablement de Bohème, 19ème ou 20ème siècle. Éléments de Bronze : 20ème siècle : Les manilles de cuivre et lingots de fer des cargaisons des navires européens du 16 au 18 siècle ont été utilisées localement pour la réalisation de perles destinées aux familles royales. Graines grises. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/f486b1ce-4212-49c5-9ffd-281ed48a1680/cc35abc.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 35 a b c : Perles blanches et en anneau transparent : Ces perles étaient fabriquées dans les ateliers hollandais et allemands du 19ème au début du 20ème Siècle. Perles Noires rayées : Perles de Murano, probablement du 19ème au début du 20ème Siècle. On voit des perles similaires sur les cartes d’échantillons des marchands anglais du 18ème. Les perles de Venise sont exportées par les bateaux anglais, hollandais, italiens vers les ports d’Afrique de l’Ouest dès le 15ème siècle. Perle tubulaires noires : Murano moderne. Perles d’Ambre moderne : En provenance de la mer Baltique, l’ambre est mentionnée comme faisant partie des cargaisons caravanières sahariennes par les voyageurs arabes médiévaux. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1f4404d7-6ac6-43b2-8e01-c23e018910e2/cc13.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 13 : Cornalines indiennes médiévales : Dès le 7ème siècle, ces perles ont atteint les ports d’Afrique de l’Est, arrivant de l’Inde, grâce aux vents des moussons, ou passant d’abord par les ports du Golfe Persique. Elles ont été échangées dans les royaumes médiévaux de l’Afrique sahélienne grâce aux pistes caravanières : le long de la route de la soie jusqu’à Fustat (Le Caire) puis sur les pistes sahariennes. Perles de verre verte d’Hébron : La tradition verrière d’Hébron (Palestine) remonte à la période romaine. Ce modèle, du 19eme siècle, était destiné à l’exportation en Égypte puis en Afrique. Ces perles, très prisées au Nigeria sont aussi appelées « perles de Kano ». Disques de Vulcanite, origine européenne, du 20ème siècle, désormais remplacées par des importations chinoises de couleurs fluo. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/a4c43bab-f140-45b8-9445-0dca055443bd/cc16.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 16 : Cornalines indiennes médiévales : Dès le 7eme siècle, ces perles ont atteint les ports d’Afrique de l’Est, arrivant de l’Inde, grâce aux vents des moussons, ou passant d’abord par les ports du Golfe Persique. Elles ont été échangées dans les royaumes médiévaux de l’Afrique sahélienne grâce aux pistes caravanières : le long de la route de la soie jusqu’à Fustat (Le Caire) puis sur les pistes sahariennes. Perles tubulaires dites Cornaline d’Alep : Perles Vénitiennes. Les perles de Venise sont exportées dès le 15eme siècle par les bateaux anglais, hollandais, italiens… vers les ports d’Afrique de l’Ouest. Perles d’Ambre : En provenance très probablement de la Mer Baltique au départ, elles sont mentionnées comme faisant partie des cargaisons caravanières sahariennes par les voyageurs arabes médiévaux. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/05089b7c-cb2b-4d70-8daa-96748ce9cae9/cc23.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 23 : Petites perles de verre dites « Nila » : Des telles perles ont été mises à jour, entre autres, dans la tombe royale du site archéologique de Gao (Capitale de l’Empire du Mali, 7eme/13eme siècle, Mali) ; et à Kombi Saleh (capitale de l’Empire du Ghana, 7eme/12eme siècle, Mauritanie). L’analyse de leur verre indique une provenance des ateliers de l’Empire Sassanide : Nichapour ou Raqua. Perles de verre verte d’Hébron : La tradition verrière d’Hébron (Palestine) remonte à la période romaine. Ce modèle, du 19ème siècle, était destiné à l’exportation en Égypte puis en Afrique. Ces perles, très prisées au Nigeria sont aussi appelées « perles de Kano ». Disques verts en vulcanite, origine européenne, du 20ème siècle, désormais remplacées par des importations chinoises aux couleurs fluo. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/54466fb1-2977-4bcf-ae4a-93b080cad8db/cc33ab.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 33 a b : Perles en œuf d’autruche : De telles perles et leur technique de fabrication circulaient déjà à travers l’Afrique il y a 50 000 ans. Perles anneaux bleues modernes : perles modernes probablement indiennes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/d06e6097-0ed6-4410-b9f3-f1d5792ce92a/cc40.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 40 : Perles de verre oblongues : De telles perles, imitant les cornalines indiennes ont été fabriquées en Bohème dès le 17ème siècle pour concurrencer les exportations indiennes. Perles en verre de Murano, probablement du 19ème. Éléments de Bronze : Les manilles de cuivre et lingots de fer des cargaisons des navires européens du 16 au 18 siècle ont été utilisées localement pour la réalisation de perles destinées aux familles royales. Ces éléments datent probablement de la fin du 19 ème siècle. Les tubes sont utilisés en parure de cheveux chez les Wodaabe au Chad. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/e25a5b0d-e5bc-4328-95d0-e229b3330ab3/cc1.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 1 : Cornalines indiennes médiévales : Dès le 7eme siècle, ces perles ont atteint les ports d’Afrique de l’Est, arrivant de l’Inde, grâce aux vents des moussons, ou passant d’abord par les ports du Golfe Persique. Elles ont été échangées dans les royaumes médiévaux de l’Afrique sahélienne grâce aux pistes caravanières : le long de la route de la soie jusqu’à Fustat (Le Caire) puis sur les pistes sahariennes. Perles de verre verte d’Hébron : La tradition verrière d’Hébron (Palestine) remonte à la période romaine. Ce modèle, du 19eme siècle, était destiné à l’exportation en Égypte puis en Afrique. Ces perles, très prisées au Nigeria sont aussi appelées « perles de Kano ». https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/93795d08-3955-42d5-a274-1c97fa90d22f/cc7.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 7 : Perles de verre jaune d’Hébron : La tradition verrière d’Hébron (Palestine) remonte à la période romaine. Ce modèle, du 19ème siècle, était destiné à l’exportation en Égypte puis en Afrique. Ces perles, très prisées au Nigeria sont aussi appelées « perles de Kano ». Perles de Bohème : Produites massivement pour l’exportation du 18ème siècle au début du 20ème siècle dans la ville de Gablontz (République Tchèque). Très prisées comme élément de dot par les Peuls, elles sont appelées « Perles de Mariage » au Mali. Devenues rares sur les marchés d’Afrique de l’Ouest, elles sont remplacées par des copies indiennes récentes. Éléments et perles de Cuivre : Les manilles de cuivre et lingots de fer des cargaisons des navires européens du 16 au 18 siècle ont été utilisées localement pour la réalisation de perles destinées aux familles royales. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/79605dca-b828-4c1f-8b16-27b35c9296d8/cc14.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 14 : Perles de Bohème : Produites massivement pour l’exportation du 18ème siècle au début du 20ème siècle dans la ville de Gablontz (République Tchèque). Très prisées comme élément de dot par les Peuls, elles sont appelées « Perles de Mariage » au Mali. Devenues rares sur les marchés d’Afrique, elles sont remplacées par des copies indiennes récentes. Ces perles imitent les griffes de lion, éléments traditionnels de parure. Petites perles blanches : avec traces de craquelure, le résultat d’enterrement. Probablement des perles d’origine hollandaise, du 19ème ou début du 20ème siècle. Des perles similaires ont été retrouvées dans des sites de fouille du Sénégal datés fin du 18ème / début du 19ème siècle. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/3bce86e3-8345-48a3-95b6-81f95eeb2ff5/cc2.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 2 : Cornalines indiennes médiévales : Dès le 7ème siècle, ces perles ont atteint les ports d’Afrique de l’Est, arrivant directement de l’Inde, grâce aux vents des moussons, ou passant d’abord par les ports du Golfe Persique. Elles ont été échangées dans les royaumes médiévaux de l’Afrique sahélienne grâce aux pistes caravanières : le long de la route de la soie jusqu’à Fustat (Le Caire) puis sur les pistes sahariennes. Perles de verre verte d’Hébron : La tradition verrière d’Hébron (Palestine) remonte à la période romaine. Ce modèle, du 19ème siècle, était destiné à l’exportation en Égypte puis en Afrique. Ces perles, très prisées au Nigeria sont aussi appelées « perles de Kano ». https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/624c2379-bcc7-44e1-a29a-bf43682bfb82/cc20.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 20 : Perles Vertes de Bohème : Produites massivement pour l’exportation du 18ème siècle au début du 20ème siècle dans la ville de Gablontz (République Tchèque). Très prisées comme élément de dot par les Peuls, elles sont appelées « Perles de Mariage » au Mali. Devenues rares, elles sont remplacées par des copies indiennes récentes. Perles jaunes : perles chinoises du 20ème siècle. Éléments de Bronze : Les manilles de cuivre et lingots de fer des cargaisons des navires européens du 16 au 18 siècle ont été utilisées localement pour la réalisation de perles destinées aux familles royales. Ces éléments datent probablement de la fin du 19ème ou début 20ème siècle. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/a0a61ac6-944e-490d-8c73-2076ed11d331/cc27.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 27 : Perles blanches opaques et transparentes : parfois dévitrifiées au craquelées par suite d'enterrement, perles de Bohème du 18ème ou 19ème siècle. On a retrouvé de telles perles dans des pots de terre cuite au Sénégal, sur des sites archéologiques de la fin du 18ème au début 19ème siècle. Éléments central Bronze : pendentif réalisé avec la technique de la cire perdue, 20ème siècle. Les manilles de cuivre et lingots de fer des cargaisons des navires européens du 16 au 18 siècle ont été utilisées localement pour la réalisation de perles destinées aux familles royales. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/a055933f-e957-444d-baaf-b81bfd3686c9/cc17.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 17 : Perle de verre rouge : Probablement de Bohème, du 18 ou 19ème siècle. Perles tubulaires de bronze : Les manilles de cuivre et lingots de fer des cargaisons des navires européens du 16 au 18 siècle ont été utilisées localement pour la réalisation de perles destinées aux familles royales. Ces perles datent probablement du milieu du 20ème. Siècle. Disques Noirs en vulcanite, origine européenne 20ème siècle, désormais remplacées par des importations chinoises aux couleurs fluo. Disques en noix de coco. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/48994145-2e5f-430b-aa91-d979bdbc4fdf/cc9.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 9 : Chalcedoine indiennes médiévales : Dès le 7ème siècle, ces perles ont atteint les ports d’Afrique de l’Est, arrivant de l’Inde, grâce aux vents des moussons, directement ou par les ports du Golfe Persique. Elles ont été échangées dans les royaumes médiévaux de l’Afrique sahélienne grâce aux pistes caravanières : le long de la route de la soie jusqu’à Fustat (Le Caire) puis sur les pistes sahariennes. Perles de verre : On voit des perles à pois similaires sur les cartes d’échantillons de perles de Murano des marchands anglais du 18ème siècle. Les perles de Venise sont exportées dès le 15ème siècle par les bateaux anglais, hollandais, italiens… vers les ports d’Afrique de l’Ouest. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/c004c2f9-91c8-4774-9848-e026f54508ea/cc21.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 21 : Chalcedoine indiennes médiévales : Dès le 7ème siècle, ces perles ont atteint les ports d’Afrique de l’Est, arrivant de l’Inde, grâce aux vents des moussons, directement ou par les ports du Golfe Persique. Elles ont été échangées dans les royaumes médiévaux de l’Afrique sahélienne grâce aux pistes caravanières : le long de la route de la soie jusqu’à Fustat (Le Caire) puis sur les pistes sahariennes https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/af71b54d-0c39-4a54-bfee-2a6d5297acbf/cc38.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 38 : Triangle central : Chalcedoine indienne médiévale : Dès le 7ème siècle, ces perles ont atteint les ports d’Afrique de l’Est, arrivant de l’Inde, grâce aux vents des moussons, directement ou par les ports du Golfe Persique. Elles ont été échangées dans les royaumes médiévaux de l’Afrique sahélienne grâce aux pistes caravanières : le long de la route de la soie jusqu’à Fustat (Le Caire) puis sur les pistes sahariennes. Cornalines indiennes modernes, tube et chaine en argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/f7513b4d-88a6-4be8-92ad-d28ae70ed632/cc28.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 28 : Perles de verre opaque blanches : perles coloniales, de Bohème – Gablontz – début 19ème au milieu 20ème siècle. Perles en pierre : On trouve ce type de perles, probablement Néolithiques dans les déserts de Mauritanie et du Niger. Cylindres d’Agate blanche : Dès le 6ème siècle, ces perles ont atteint les ports d’Afrique de l’Est, arrivant de l’Inde, grâce aux vents des moussons, ou passant d’abord par les ports du Golfe Persique. Elles ont été échangées dans les royaumes médiévaux de l’Afrique sahélienne grâce aux pistes caravanières : le long de la route de la soie jusqu’à Fustat (Le Caire) puis sur les pistes sahariennes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/245cbb5f-1f07-4505-8506-b3eed9e2dc86/cc24.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 24 : Perles de Bohème : Produites massivement pour l’exportation du 18ème siècle au début du 20ème siècle dans la ville de Gablontz (République Tchèque). Très prisées comme élément de dot par les Peuls, elles sont appelées « Perles de Mariage » au Mali. Devenues rares sur les marchés d’Afrique, elles sont remplacées par des copies indiennes récentes. Disques Noirs en vulcanite, origine européenne, du 20ème siècle, désormais remplacées par des importations chinoises aux couleurs fluo. Branches de Corail ancien : Les voyageurs arabes médiévaux mentionnent le corail méditerranéen et de mer rouge dans leurs descriptions des caravanes transsahariennes et des cargaisons partant du golfe persique vers les ports de l’Afrique de l’Est. Petites perles bleues : perles chinoises modernes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/7400107e-2a87-4622-b55f-b7146447aa34/cc34abc.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 34 a b : Cauris modernes : Ces coquillages de l’Océan Indien ont été exportés comme monnaie d’échange dans sur tout le continent, dès le 8ème siècle par voies maritimes et terrestres. Perles en œuf d’autruche : Les techniques de fabrication et les perles elles même circulaient à travers l’Afrique depuis au moins 50 000 ans. Perles rouges : perles de Bohème, probablement début du 20ème. Perles tubulaires rouges : probablement des perles indiennes modernes. Perles tubulaires rayées : probablement des perles de Murano, fin 19ème - début 20ème siècle. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/5586f247-d992-4d95-9a45-5c3f2e31f22f/cc19.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 19 : Perles Vertes de Bohème : Produites massivement pour l’exportation du 18ème siècle au début du 20ème siècle dans la ville de Gablontz (République Tchèque). Très prisées comme élément de dot par les Peuls, elles sont appelées « Perles de Mariage » au Mali. Devenues rares sur les marchés d’Afrique, elles sont remplacées par des copies indiennes récentes. Perles orange : d’origine européenne du 15ème ou début du 20ème siècle, probablement de Venise. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/6aff750f-0785-4bdd-bb93-92dba7697bf1/cc8.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 8 : Cornalines indiennes modernes : Dès le 7ème siècle, ces perles ont atteint les ports d’Afrique de l’Est, arrivant de l’Inde, grâce aux vents des moussons, directement ou par les ports du Golfe Persique. Elles ont été échangées dans les royaumes médiévaux de l’Afrique sahélienne grâce aux pistes caravanières : le long de la route de la soie jusqu’à Fustat (Le Caire) puis sur les pistes sahariennes Elles sont encore très présentes et appréciées sur les marchés d’Afrique de l’Ouest. Perles en verre bicolore : perles moderne du Ghana, à partir de poudre de verre de bouteille. Perles blanches verre opaque : très probablement des perles de Hollande, du 18ème ou 19ème siècle. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/b7ad6551-3e64-48bc-ae05-372314915694/cc11.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 11 : Perles rouge à pois : On voit des perles à pois similaires sur les cartes d’échantillons de perles de Murano des marchands anglais du 18ème. Les perles de Venise sont exportées dès le 15ème siècle par les bateaux anglais, hollandais, italiens… vers les ports d’Afrique de l’Ouest. Perles blanches : moderne et d’origine chinoise. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/a3eb962f-a1aa-4ac5-93f0-dcccee2e01a0/cc3.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 3 : 2 Cornalines indiennes modernes : Dès le 7ème siècle, ces perles ont atteint les ports d’Afrique de l’Est, arrivant directement de l’Inde, grâce aux vents des moussons, ou passant d’abord par les ports du Golfe Persique. Elles ont été échangées dans les royaumes médiévaux de l’Afrique sahélienne grâce aux pistes caravanières : le long de la route de la soie jusqu’à Fustat (Le Caire) puis sur les pistes sahariennes. Perles de verre bleu modernes très probablement indiennes. Perle chevron ancienne européenne. Des perles chevrons ont été fabriquées pour exportation vers l’Afrique de l’Ouest dès le 13ème siècle, principalement en Italie, mais aussi en France et en Bohème. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/96c47ad9-9b9a-4edd-bd70-a416a76258b5/cc37ab.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 37a b : Perles jaune et bleues : perles de Bohème, probablement début du 20ème. Ces perles ont été produites massivement pour l’exportation du 18ème siècle au début du 20ème siècle dans la ville de Gablontz (République Tchèque). Perles en œuf d’autruche : Les techniques de fabrication et les perles elles même circulaient à travers l’Afrique depuis au moins 50 000 ans. Perles anneaux bleues modernes : perles modernes probablement indiennes. Perle tubulaires argentés : Perles de Murano modernes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/6dc99572-4e8d-48b5-abdf-c4fd48834613/cc15.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 15 : Perles de Bohème : Produites massivement pour l’exportation du 18ème siècle au début du 20ème siècle dans la ville de Gablontz (République Tchèque). Très prisées comme élément de dot par les Peuls, elles sont appelées « Perles de Mariage » au Mali. Devenues rares sur les marchés d’Afrique, elles sont remplacées par des copies indiennes récentes. Perles vertes striées : perles d’Hébron. La tradition verrière d’Hébron (Palestine) remonte à la période romaine. Ce modèle, du 19eme siècle, était destiné à l’exportation en Égypte puis en Afrique. Ces perles, très prisées au Nigeria sont aussi appelées « perles de Kano ». Petites perles de verre dites « Nila » : Des Nilas ont été mises à jour, entre autres, dans la tombe royale du site archéologique de Gao (Capitale de l’Empire du Mali, 7eme/13eme siècle, Mali) ; et à Kombi Saleh (capitale de l’Empire du Ghana, 7eme/12eme siècle, Mauritanie). L’analyse de leur verre indique une provenance des ateliers de Nichapour, dans l’Empire perse Sassanide. Elles ont été retravaillées localement. Disques verts en vulcanite, origine européenne, du 20ème siècle, désormais remplacées par des importations chinoises de couleurs fluo. Pendentif central : Agate teintée indienne, moderne. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/383d5ac0-56ee-46c1-aa12-c986ff698f26/cc6.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 6 : Cornalines indiennes modernes : Dès le 7ème siècle, ces perles indiennes ont atteint les ports d’Afrique de l’Est, grâce aux vents des moussons. Elles ont été échangées dans les royaumes médiévaux de l’Afrique sahélienne grâce aux pistes caravanières : le long de la route de la soie jusqu’à Fustat (Le Caire) puis sur les pistes sahariennes. Elles sont encore très présentes et appréciées sur les marchés d’Afrique de l’Ouest. Perle en verre jaune : perles européennes, probablement de bohème, du 19ème ou début du 20ème siècle. Éléments et perles de Cuivre : Les manilles de cuivre et lingots de fer des cargaisons des navires européens du 16 au 18 siècle ont été utilisées localement pour la réalisation de perles destinées aux familles royales. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/93d1094a-8004-4677-96ce-d7930337d32b/cc12.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 12 : Chalcedoine indiennes médiévales : Dès le 7ème siècle, ces perles ont atteint les ports d’Afrique de l’Est, arrivant de l’Inde, grâce aux vents des moussons, directement ou par les ports du Golfe Persique. Elles ont été échangées dans les royaumes médiévaux de l’Afrique sahélienne grâce aux pistes caravanières : le long de la route de la soie jusqu’à Fustat (Le Caire) puis sur les pistes sahariennes. Perles bleues en anneau : parfois décolorées par dévitrification par suite d'enterrement, 18ème ou 19ème siècle, perles de Hollande. On a retrouvé de telles perles dans des pots de terre cuite au Sénégal, sur des sites du 19ème siècle. Perles Bleues opaques : d’origine hollandaise 19ème siècle. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/baac9416-0a17-4623-bf2a-c38fedbaee23/cc25.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 25 : Perles de Bohème : Produites massivement pour l’exportation du 18ème siècle au début du 20ème siècle dans la ville de Gablontz (République Tchèque). Très prisées comme élément de dot par les Peuls, elles sont appelées « Perles de Mariage » au Mali. Devenues rares sur les marchés d’Afrique, elles sont remplacées par des copies indiennes récentes. Perles en pierre noire : Moderne, chinoise. Petites perles noires et vertes : perles modernes chinoises. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/540aa3cb-474b-48ff-800f-7271b6339c10/cc18.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 18 : Petites perles de verre dites « Nila » : Des telles perles ont été mises à jour, entre autres, dans la tombe royale du site archéologique de Gao (Capitale de l’Empire du Mali, 7eme/13eme siècle, Mali) ; et à Kombi Saleh (capitale de l’Empire du Ghana, 7eme/12eme siècle, Mauritanie). L’analyse de leur verre indique une provenance des ateliers de l’Empire Sassanide : Nichapour ou Raqua. Perles d’Ambre : En provenance très probablement de la Mer Baltique au départ, elles sont mentionnées comme faisant partie des cargaisons caravanières sahariennes par les voyageurs arabes médiévaux. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/9691f296-1f3d-454f-a8ff-226a8501a0ce/cc22.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 22 : Chalcedoine indiennes médiévales : Dès le 7ème siècle, ces perles ont atteint les ports d’Afrique de l’Est, arrivant de l’Inde, grâce aux vents des moussons, directement ou par les ports du Golfe Persique. Elles ont été échangées dans les royaumes médiévaux de l’Afrique sahélienne grâce aux pistes caravanières : le long de la route de la soie jusqu’à Fustat (Le Caire) puis sur les pistes sahariennes. Disques Noirs en vulcanite, origine européenne, du 20ème siècle, désormais remplacées par des importations chinoises aux couleurs fluo. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/947e8cc2-3d5f-428a-8ffb-947389ddc81e/cc26.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 26 : Perles triangulaire et en forme de goutte : Produites massivement pour l’exportation du 18ème siècle au début du 20ème siècle dans la ville de Gablontz (République Tchèque). Très prisées comme élément de dot par les Peuls, elles sont appelées « Perles de Mariage » au Mali. Devenues rares sur les marchés d’Afrique, elles sont remplacées par des copies indiennes récentes. Perles anneaux bleues: parfois décolorées par dévitrification suite à enterrement, 18ème ou 19ème siècle, d’Allemagne ou de Hollande. On a retrouvé de telles perles dans des pots de terre cuite au Sénégal, sur un site archéologiques- du 19ème siècle. Perles bleues à ligne blanche : Perles de Kiffa. Ces perles réalisées par les femmes de Kiffa au milieu 20ème siecle sont devenues très rare et remplacées désormais sur les marchés africains par des copies indiennes and only few women still possess the traditional skills for making Kiffa Beads. Petites perles verte et bleues : moderne, chinoises. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/753b9b3e-e64c-4983-a304-40a5fb5a6be1/cc32abc.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 32 a b c : Cauris modernes montés sur Argent : Ces coquillages de l’Océan Indien ont été exportés comme monnaie d’échange dans sur tout le continent, dès le 9ème siècle par voies maritimes et terrestres. Ibn Batutta les mentionne dans ses récits de voyage du 14ème siècle. Perles noires à pois : On voit des perles à pois similaires sur les cartes d’échantillons de perles de Murano des marchands anglais du 18ème. Siècle. Les perles de Venise sont exportées dès le 15ème siècle par les bateaux anglais, hollandais, italiens… vers les ports d’Afrique de l’Ouest. Perles Blanches craquelées : le craquellement indique une période d’enfouissement, probablement d’ateliers hollandais du 19ème siècle. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1f969e40-1191-4f91-8d7c-6f135a849f73/cc31.jpg Collection Caravelle et Caravane - Démarquez-vous C&C 31 a & b : Perles d’Ambre : En provenance très probablement de la mer Baltique, elles sont mentionnées comme faisant partie des cargaisons caravanières sahariennes par les voyageurs arabes médiévaux. Perles anneaux blanches : les décolorations indiquent l’enfouissement. Ces perles étaient fabriquées dans les ateliers hollandais et allemands du 19ème au début du 20ème Siècle. Perles Blanches craquelées : le craquellement indique une période d’enfouissement. Ces perles sont probablement d’ateliers hollandais du 19ème siècle. https://www.zaboubijou.fr/collection-bosphorus-blues daily 0.75 2024-03-09 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/eba52d3f-b8f8-408f-9720-1cd36d12f093/bb2.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB2 : Glass beads, hand made from recycled glass in Ghana, leather, metal chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/20caa7c2-877e-403f-94f2-12957dc6d709/bb5.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB5 : Lava beads, from China, Murano green glass beads, metal chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/a3a49521-919c-4d30-9de7-63abfb93adc6/bb10a.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB10 A : Lapis Lazuli, turquoise, Murano glass beads, tubes, silver beads. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/278be33b-8eed-4140-b629-3db22905a19b/bb13.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB13 : stone bead, grey pearls, silver lined Murano glass tube. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/c1396c1d-6690-4c88-ac19-63a0a37a49f6/bb20.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB17 B Perles de Murano, lapiz lazuli et perle en Argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/af9d462b-652f-4bcc-93b0-f35625d1ee80/bb12.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB12 : Elements of a chandelier, shell, seeds, glass beads, silver beads, silver and labradorite pendant, glass beads, Murana silver lined tubes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1f3db259-0723-48b1-af5d-56f34b8a46a3/bb23.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB23 : Lapis lazuli, metal tube and Glass beads from Murano Artist Muriel Balensi. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/fa7da98d-aa48-4422-ad22-9e3f45a054be/bb14.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB14 : Glass beads , shells , ceramic cones. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/e5624368-395e-40e6-a96b-beb22c5e2cab/bb32.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB32 A : Feutre, perles d’argent et vertèbre de requin. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/8ab381b7-55ca-4611-af86-d4bae5e3ac54/bb25.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB25 : Black lava beads and pearls. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/88c2babd-7958-40ba-a7d5-fee919469c78/bb31.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB31 : Murano bead, brass chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/16d742cf-c1a3-4ac5-afe2-5acb2a89c4e1/bb37.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB37 : perles en verre, vertebres de requin https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/e34691d6-0183-4364-a662-3049aae48cfa/bb45.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB45 : perles en tube de Murano, perles en papier recyclé du Myanmar https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/cdc5a699-50eb-4d15-b1a2-09518f0c113a/bb43.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB22 : Perles de Murano, chaine en argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/f8109b58-b990-41f0-853f-6a28d3d458da/bb42.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB20 : perles en tube de Murano, graine dites « larmes de Jacob » https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/a88e8e21-4d42-47ca-ab07-9edf0f00b1c5/bb46.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB46 : Perles en verre recycle, lapiz lazuli, perles en argent https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/f8cdabf7-2835-4e56-9fd2-2590ec880fe8/bb44.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB21 B : Perles de Murano, perle tube en fritte du Caire. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/34b3420a-5ceb-4d91-9c00-0263fb2aea26/bb47.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB47 : Vintage beads from recycled glass, Ghana, mounted on leather. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/aeda4d9d-1996-4f42-a2f2-aadf50de3b57/bb7.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB7 : Murano bead, silk tassel, leather and silver. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/db72d8b9-de69-4d32-965b-2c0084ebcf92/bb15.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB15 : glass beads from Ghana and Cairo, plastic roses beads, ribbons and silk tassel. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/c8f07909-f458-4cab-bd11-ad7b1b01e93f/bb8.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB8 : Murano silver bead, bead from recycled glass from Ghana, silver, leather. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/34133a6d-33ab-4c01-ae6d-d1dfdbcddf09/bb18.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB17 Perles de Murano, perles de culture, graines, perles en argent https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/aac9915c-f85b-4624-84cb-423e0f1e9b0b/bb24.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB24 : Glass beads from India and Ghana, central bead from Murano; silk tassel, colored leather, felt https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/03f4ceef-4bb1-4c1f-a732-fe4a11709e45/bb21.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB21 Perles de Murano argentées, perles en verre, perles céramiques, Lapiz lazuli https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/3678d21f-eced-45da-9f39-61f90d7f8fed/bb26.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB26 : Modern Murano bead, mounted on brass chains, leather. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/32e1773c-b866-48e2-bd79-50fa1cd665fa/bb35.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB35 : perles de Murano, coquillages https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/a182a575-4384-41e2-b28d-fe3ea325d422/bb22.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB18 : Perles de Murano argentées, perles en verre recyclé. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/fe610cb9-1874-487a-899a-b660bf2a0ac4/bb27.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB27 : Silk Tassel, Cotton pompon, lapis lazuli beads. Silver lined Murano glass beads; vintage Indian glass beads, vintage Egyptian beads, wooden beads, colored leather. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/b38b39e7-567c-43dd-91db-eb6119437c12/bb33.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB33 : Perles en verre et vertèbres de requin. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/f45747bb-c3bf-4563-9ae0-56d1643401d1/bb36.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB36 : feutre, perles d argent et vertebre de requin https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/80e1296b-442e-4e0c-ba6a-96e239ab4429/bb50a.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB50 A : Modern glass beads from Ghana and Italy, seashell, mounted on leather strings which were handmade along the Niger River, Mali. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/a0aa1cc5-2763-41cc-a1e6-edba5b7b9b5d/bb48-boucles.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB18 B : Perles en tube de Murano, perles en papier recyclé du Myanmar. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/daaa49df-b124-4eae-bbe4-d43d857651b7/bb48.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB48 : Central pendant: Element of a chandelier, lozenge bead from Ghana recycled glass beads, green glas beads from India, plastique blue tube. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/3457f2b1-cc59-4f80-8974-840397b0e155/bb41.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB19 B : perles en tube de Murano, graine dites « larmes de Jacob » https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/a3640769-bc5b-438d-9c74-8de3a5e069fc/bb47-boucles.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB48 B : Perles de Murano, perles en Argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/6b6e4c05-1151-49d4-ba71-34046182fc56/bb38.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB38 : perles de Murano, chaine en argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/442526c3-0113-4e58-aa92-68e7d2453f88/bb4.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB4 : Artisanal glass bead from Ghana, leather. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/26dfdbd8-2fe2-4fd2-8ac3-577b7d20b6db/bb1.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB1 : Murano silver lined glass tubes and ceramic vintage beads. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/8ce4d5a7-6be4-401b-a85f-ae94146ee417/bb10b.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB10 B : Lapis Lazuli, turquoise, Murano glass beads, tubes, silver beads. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/dce93f48-003a-4417-84d1-a36d9e38c220/bb3.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB3 : Modern seed beads from China in a titanium mesh, artisanal modern beads from Cairo and Ghana. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/3607727a-1a29-44d8-8e7e-8056c4661936/bb6.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB6 : Murano silver lined glass tubes and lapis lazuli. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/fd11813f-1f7d-44f7-89ed-14bced295518/bb9.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB9 : Artisanal glass beads from Ghana, Lapis Lazuli, Murano silver lined glass tubes, silver beads. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/6179c7a8-03ad-4170-b06f-e6b83f2eda36/bb11.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB11 : Blue glass beads from recycled glass, Ghana, green glass beads from Aleppo, turquoise and silver beads. Mounted on a silver chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/d8d321db-5d02-4cdb-b751-a426d1e60155/bb30.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB30 : Murano bead, recycled rubber, metal chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/8ff6b3ad-46ec-4f0b-8a19-4942c76eda2e/bb19.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB19 : Perles de Murano et perle en fritte du Caire. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/24a647b3-6d73-4009-a1a8-5a8d5b00b8de/bb28.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB28 : Seeds, glass beads, lava beads, mother of pearl. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/a62276ef-2e89-4341-bc9e-4cb49071e44d/bb29.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB29 : Murano bead, wood https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/eb0b24b0-ef2c-437c-9be1-8d21f448398b/bb49.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB49 : Murano Glass bead, from Artist Muriel Balensi, mounted on a brass chain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/908f4ddc-8f49-4a2d-bb0b-a60ef4eb8ac7/bb50b.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB50 B : malachite and glass beads, pearls, mounted on natural and colored leather. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/dc98ec0b-cf7c-442a-bb76-ff5a01fcd1f4/bb32bis.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB32 B : Tube métal, lapiz lazuli, perles argent et coquillage. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/b82fe0fa-06b5-45d8-8d7a-e7aa3271b784/bb39.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB39 : perles de l’artiste Muriel Balensi, Murano, lapiz lazuli, perles en Argent, perle tube en fritte du Caire https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/9ac1348e-9e37-4d39-90b9-6da71f577b53/bb34.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB34 : perles en verre, vertebres de requin et feutre. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/5aadd64d-9aa0-41b8-b4dd-fa4bd63989d9/bb40.jpg Collection Bosphorus Blues - Démarquez-vous BB40 : perles de l’artiste Muriel Balensi, Murano, lapiz lazuli, perles en Argent, perle tube en fritte du Caire. https://www.zaboubijou.fr/collection-verre-de-vin daily 0.75 2023-07-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/37e56e99-c6b8-4ead-b3be-562239b86c88/v2v2.jpg Collection Verre de Vin - Démarquez-vous V2V 2 : Cabernet, perle crée par à Murano par Maxime Hensen, assistant de l’artiste Maitre Verrier Aristide Najean. Chaine dorée à l’or fin. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/d446a320-0ed7-40c0-9579-c5bbc68779e8/v2v5.jpg Collection Verre de Vin - Démarquez-vous V2V 5 : Crémant, perles de verre avec paillettes d’or, crées à Murano par l’artiste Muriel Balensi, chaine en métal doré. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/154fe9d1-2099-4c27-a230-564b4c1e7cf0/v2v7.jpg Collection Verre de Vin - Démarquez-vous V2V 7 : Sauternes, perle en métal vintage, perle en verre du Caire. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/4cf3773f-65f4-4a55-85b8-77ccbf06f893/v2v6.jpg Collection Verre de Vin - Démarquez-vous V2V 6 : Prosecco, perle de verre à paillettes d’or, crée à Murano par l’artiste Muriel Balensi, perles de culture, perles vintage imitant les perles de culture, chaine en métal doré. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/8b45aaa2-7af8-4f2f-b86b-57411913c3d1/v2v1.jpg Collection Verre de Vin - Démarquez-vous V2V 1 : MERLOT : Perles de Murano des années 1940, perles tubulaire indiennes contemporaines, chaine dorée à l’or fin. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/02af093f-8db7-4d23-8205-1969b3874c50/v2v9.jpg Collection Verre de Vin - Démarquez-vous V2V 9 : Vouvray moelleux, perles de Murano vintages, et modernes, perle centrale en verre, du Caire. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/38a6dbd4-0036-4b62-872e-fccc70199be0/v2v10.jpg Collection Verre de Vin - Démarquez-vous V2V 10 : Pinot Noir, porcelaine crée par la céramiste amateure dijonnaise Odile Besuchet ; chaine de métal argenté. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/8aeacb0b-8d53-4dd8-8e77-dc024b3a4a0a/v2v3.jpg Collection Verre de Vin - Démarquez-vous V2V 3 : Vino Verde, perles en verre recyclé – Ghana- et en feutre. Rondelles de noix de coco, cuir. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/2389e1d2-9f05-4989-9e59-aaca75b8e9cd/v2v4.jpg Collection Verre de Vin - Démarquez-vous V2V 4 : Marsannay Rosé, perles de verre indiennes et perles de feutre. Cordon de coton. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/5ef7bb60-0301-461a-bc19-344553d17438/v2v8.jpg Collection Verre de Vin - Démarquez-vous V2V 8 : Porto, élément de chandelier ; années 1940. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/98845f41-a9eb-440b-bd1b-c40dc93a82a1/v2v11.jpg Collection Verre de Vin - Démarquez-vous V2V 11 : Cabernet Sauvignon, porcelaine crée par la céramiste amateure dijonnaise Odile Besuchet ; chaine de métal argenté. Perles en verre moderne, rubans, éléments de métal, cuir. https://www.zaboubijou.fr/collection-indigo daily 0.75 2023-07-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/f536ed58-0ddf-43ac-85c4-58c21fac3904/i1.jpg Collection Indigo - Démarquez-vous Indigo 1 : Perles du Ghana en verre recyclé, cuir. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/9b29177f-ca9f-4ad5-8015-67bdfc6554d0/i5.jpg Collection Indigo - Démarquez-vous Indigo 5 : Perles en verre recyclé du Ghana, perles en plastique, rubans et passementerie de soie. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/9bf34466-85b5-4a35-a0eb-de321313d038/i11.jpg Collection Indigo - Démarquez-vous Indigo 11 : Perles de Murano modernes et vintage, chaine argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/6048fadd-8311-41a7-8fb7-c608297b73c2/i14.jpg Collection Indigo - Démarquez-vous Indigo 14 : Perle de culture, lapis lazuli, perle de Murano moderne ; chaine et fermoir argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/a36f84b4-761a-489a-b8c0-d7eb3894e0cd/i17.jpg Collection Indigo - Démarquez-vous Indigo 17 : Perles métalliques, éléments de parure nomade, en métal – Ouzbékistan. Cercle argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/09937189-d6a8-459e-8aac-2f1517588d94/i20.jpg Collection Indigo - Démarquez-vous Indigo 20 : Perles de Murano modernes et vintages; passementerie de soie. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/7a70a40b-0c12-4bdc-9419-db51d07a8448/i22.jpg Collection Indigo - Démarquez-vous Indigo 22 : Lapis lazuli, perles de Murano vintage, cuir, perles d’argent, chaine et fermoir argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/5464ccf1-edcd-48dd-8687-e71e63465169/i24.jpg Collection Indigo - Démarquez-vous Indigo 24 : Perles de Murano, tubes, chaine et fermoir argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/6e94e310-f051-41c2-8d78-fcf941dc0b87/i21.jpg Collection Indigo - Démarquez-vous Indigo 21 : Perles de verre, cuir, plume, perles d’argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/d2255a03-b65d-4df6-a20f-6bed10d60b99/i2.jpg Collection Indigo - Démarquez-vous Indigo 2 : Lapis lazuli, tube d’argent et tube métalliques, passementerie de soie. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/588992ee-29f8-4bda-bbf2-0c9ac4453436/i6.jpg Collection Indigo - Démarquez-vous Indigo 6 : Perles en verre d’Inde et du Ghana, passementerie de soie, feutre, cuir. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/268e5c84-0425-4e76-9425-eea0781c5747/i8.jpg Collection Indigo - Démarquez-vous Indigo 8 : Perle de Murano moderne, chaine en laiton. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/931026e5-e7b7-422f-8ad9-c9f0f7634aae/i10.jpg Collection Indigo - Démarquez-vous Indigo 10 : Perle de Murano moderne, chaine métal émaillé et laiton. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/a2d87c79-cda2-4973-9c5e-78eec0e7bcf0/i7.jpg Collection Indigo - Démarquez-vous Indigo 7 : Perles de résine, pompons en coton d’Afghanistan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/6bddff00-547c-479b-9d8e-1592120b946c/i19.jpg Collection Indigo - Démarquez-vous Indigo 19 : Perle de Murano moderne ; chaine argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/e818d063-f3aa-4d06-beb8-2bb46a9f1cb7/i18.jpg Collection Indigo - Démarquez-vous Indigo 18 : Élément de parure de Turkménistan, cuir, plumes colorées. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/e4269631-5dbf-4c79-bd28-c44f26ef75c6/i25.jpg Collection Indigo - Démarquez-vous Indigo 25 : Lapis Lazuli, ambre, perle de verre; chaine et fermoir argent cuivre https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/0313478b-99e7-452b-a993-b089f095b33b/i26.jpg Collection Indigo - Démarquez-vous Indigo 26 : Lapiz lazuli d’Afghanistan, perle en verre de Murano, chaine bronze https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/de37dd49-75ab-4cf2-abeb-c1da663326ef/i4.jpg Collection Indigo - Démarquez-vous Indigo 4 : Perles en verre d’Égypte, petites perles chinoises, perle en verre recyclé du Ghana, cuir, filet en titane. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/44ce3e8c-99bd-4a3c-9511-1ff764099cf3/i3.jpg Collection Indigo - Démarquez-vous Indigo 3 : Perle de Murano modernes, lapis lazuli, perles d’argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/18874b1a-5f8d-4af1-98f5-17068def3139/i9.jpg Collection Indigo - Démarquez-vous Indigo 9 : Élément de chandelier, losange en verre recyclé du Ghana, perles indiennes, tubes en plastique. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/b3f50614-0704-42be-a7b2-343c47ca7bd2/i12.jpg Collection Indigo - Démarquez-vous Indigo 12 : Perles de Murano modernes, lapis lazuli, perles métal, chaine argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/61e06014-bd48-4031-b433-cdc30e42c14f/i13.jpg Collection Indigo - Démarquez-vous Indigo 13 : Pendentif et perles anciennes de Turkménistan en argent, perles vintages de Turquie et d’Inde, collerette en soie. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/79afa691-0665-478a-b2bc-1b55764ad107/i16.jpg Collection Indigo - Démarquez-vous Indigo 16 : Lapis lazuli, perles de Murano moderne, chaine et fermoir argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/d41393cc-9413-4ab5-92d5-abb5534c09f1/i15.jpg Collection Indigo - Démarquez-vous Indigo 15 : Lapis lazuli, perles en feutre ; perle de Murano vintage. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/d4056f50-ce88-4c2b-a8d3-9989735dfbc0/i27.jpg Collection Indigo - Démarquez-vous Indigo 27 : Lapis lazuli d’Afghanistan, élément de chandelier, ambre de la mer baltique. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/a2909d1e-afed-4256-b0ed-50b7e7431e8d/i23.jpg Collection Indigo - Démarquez-vous Indigo 23 : Lapis lazuli, perles du Ghana et de Murano, lapis lazuli, cuir, perles d’argent, chaine et fermoir argent. https://www.zaboubijou.fr/collection-a-contre-temps daily 0.75 2023-07-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/ec356698-c17b-42ac-abd0-eff51d59a612/act1.jpg Collection À Contre Temps - Démarquez-vous ACT 1 : Perles probablement romaines, feutre, graines « Larmes de Job » - Coix lacrima-jobi, et perles d’argent. Chaine et fermoir en argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/41c40926-1dbb-4c9a-9390-0f98120b9204/act9.jpg Collection À Contre Temps - Démarquez-vous ACT 9 : Perles de verre Seljukide - 11eme au 13eme sciecle - avec trace de feuille d’or, feutre et chaine en argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/6a4ba67b-5912-4e62-9bdb-b2dcde035b97/act7.jpg Collection À Contre Temps - Démarquez-vous ACT 7 : Pendentif d’Asie, en Jade, 19eme ; perles de terra cotta du Mali, probablement médièvales ; perles de quartz néolithique de Mauritanie ; graines et disques de noix de coco. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1a66a1a2-0621-4bc9-95c3-ae2565ea3119/act11.jpg Collection À Contre Temps - Démarquez-vous ACT 11 : Perles de coquillage probablement d’époque phénicienne, graines, bois, cuir, fil d’argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/c2a6a259-7699-4ad6-b944-6e290e37e05e/act14.jpg Collection À Contre Temps - Démarquez-vous ACT 14 : Pendentif probablement de l‘époque byzantine, perles en pierre semi-précieuse indiennes ; montage sur chaine d’or. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/d84cc6eb-b89c-43a1-9671-57ea76613654/act25.jpg Collection À Contre Temps - Démarquez-vous ACT 25 : Elément central en pierre, probablement néolithique ; corne, cuir ; caoutchouc ; embouts et fermoir argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/ae15784d-fe84-4d48-8752-15e846352990/act21.jpg Collection À Contre Temps - Démarquez-vous ACT 21 : Perles d’agate médiévales : dès le 7ème siècle, ces perles ont atteint les ports d’Afrique de l’Est, arrivant de l’Inde, grâce aux vents des moussons, directement ou par les ports du Golfe Persique. Elles ont été échangées dans les royaumes médiévaux de l’Afrique sahélienne grâce aux pistes caravanières : le long de la route de la soie jusqu’à Fustat (Le Caire) puis sur les pistes sahariennes. Chaine en cuivre. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/d3e9cc1e-dd52-4e97-ac5f-cf232731f63b/act24.jpg Collection À Contre Temps - Démarquez-vous ACT 24 : Perles en bois fossilisé du Myanmar, fossile d’Oursin ; monté sur cordon en résine. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/c9e26a62-3d5f-4114-a4d4-1f816f3a11c4/act27.jpg Collection À Contre Temps - Démarquez-vous ACT 27 : Perles en verre bleu probablement romaines, voir plus anciennes, perles en verre du 19eme, chaine en argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/d7a5736f-c041-41d9-8cac-226d4b1fd486/act2.jpg Collection À Contre Temps - Démarquez-vous ACT 2 : Perles néolithiques des déserts mauritaniens. Cuir. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/a0e5b0c4-d78f-4b8e-aa8d-391a8b00db83/act5.jpg Collection À Contre Temps - Démarquez-vous ACT 5 : Perles en verre, probablement de la période romaine, figues sèches, perles de prière indiennes, coquillages, cordelettes en cuir. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/d467047e-fab0-48a3-9639-4b557271fd99/act10.jpg Collection À Contre Temps - Démarquez-vous ACT 10 : Perles en verre probablement romaines, perles d’Argent, graines, ambre, cuir. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/f5ab7860-7a6e-4047-8488-40b6c245fdbd/act12.jpg Collection À Contre Temps - Démarquez-vous ACT 12 : Perles en coquillage indiennes et de Mauritanie, fin 19ème/ 20ème siècle, perles médiévales en agate, éléments en métal d’Anatolie, début 20eme siècle, perles en verre et disques de coco modernes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/b5247060-537a-4d6e-a43e-8e2a00b40567/act15.jpg Collection À Contre Temps - Démarquez-vous ACT 15 : Améthystes et cornalines modernes, perles blanches de verre opaque début 20eme siècle, perles de verre modernes, disques de coco. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/02910437-eefb-40f9-8b11-5993f41bd3cd/act20.jpg Collection À Contre Temps - Démarquez-vous ACT 20 : Lave et perle en verre de Murano. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/7409f6b3-0499-4646-9c1b-53839e831b31/act26.jpg Collection À Contre Temps - Démarquez-vous ACT 26 : Améthystes, graines, perles de Bohème en verre du 19ème, cuir. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/ada90a54-2120-417e-b3d3-b66cd149abd3/act28.jpg Collection À Contre Temps - Démarquez-vous ACT 28 : Perles en verre bleu probablement romaines, voir plus anciennes, perles en verre du 19ème, chaine argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/b7a68fe5-3bab-4e02-8e35-4f21e85b59f7/act17.jpg Collection À Contre Temps - Démarquez-vous ACT 17 : Goutte de lave des déserts égyptiens, argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/f4526b26-9056-4fe8-9eaf-4e93b6bcd961/act3.jpg Collection À Contre Temps - Démarquez-vous ACT 3 : Perles en verre probablement romaines, graines d’Adenanthera pavonina, ou Cardinalier, coquillages et perles d’argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/d28e3c32-b91a-4aa1-8a9e-b0374adfbe7e/act8.jpg Collection À Contre Temps - Démarquez-vous ACT 8 : Perle centrale probablement phénicienne ; perles de verre modernes, cuir. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/a872de62-6c0f-4b02-926f-6bffa489e072/act4.jpg Collection À Contre Temps - Démarquez-vous ACT 4 : Bagues antique, de gauche à droite : Romaine, Byzantine et Seljuk ; montée sur cordes en cuir et sisal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/8701d572-864c-4ba1-a986-b9d3d832d161/act6.jpg Collection À Contre Temps - Démarquez-vous ACT 6 : Perles en verre, probablement de la période romaine, vertèbres de requins, perles de prière indiennes, cordelette en cuir. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/12e04822-9f3a-424b-a003-c960a5f949c4/act13.jpg Collection À Contre Temps - Démarquez-vous ACT 13 : Pendentif probablement de l‘époque byzantine, corail d’époque ottomane, perles fines et grenats modernes ; montage sur chaine d’argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/3ac7c997-2937-462e-b0f1-89462e6a9244/act19.jpg Collection À Contre Temps - Démarquez-vous ACT 19 : Perles de chalcédoine indiennes médiévales : dès le 7ème siècle, ces perles ont atteint les ports d’Afrique de l’Est, arrivant de l’Inde, grâce aux vents des moussons, directement ou par les ports du Golfe Persique. Elles ont été échangées dans les royaumes médiévaux de l’Afrique sahélienne grâce aux pistes caravanières : le long de la route de la soie jusqu’à Fustat (Le Caire) puis sur les pistes sahariennes. Graines, tubes en argent, laiton. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/aa5cc563-528c-45cf-ba7f-0a0d87292b74/act16.jpg Collection À Contre Temps - Démarquez-vous ACT 16 : Goutte de lave des déserts égyptiens, argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/48f58d9b-cb4f-46c5-a559-4b4f5be8c28b/act22.jpg Collection À Contre Temps - Démarquez-vous ACT 22 : Perles d’agate médiévales : dès le 7ème siècle, ces perles ont atteint les ports d’Afrique de l’Est, arrivant de l’Inde, grâce aux vents des moussons, directement ou par les ports du Golfe Persique. Elles ont été échangées dans les royaumes médiévaux de l’Afrique sahélienne grâce aux pistes caravanières : le long de la route de la soie jusqu’à Fustat (Le Caire) puis sur les pistes sahariennes. Perles et tube en argent, montés sur caoutchouc. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/0ea0b820-c53f-4b42-86be-4096830abfb8/act23.jpg Collection À Contre Temps - Démarquez-vous ACT 23 : Anneaux de terra cotta, probablement néolithiques, tourmalines de Chine, éléments en laiton moderne, montage sur cuir. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/e1932bf4-21a9-4b81-be07-e88bd35e028c/act18.jpg Collection À Contre Temps - Démarquez-vous ACT 18 : Perles de granite, tubes en argent, graines ; monté sur chaine en argent. https://www.zaboubijou.fr/collection-graine-de-beaute daily 0.75 2023-07-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/d6f8eb76-b841-4ad6-a45c-089e38426d9b/gdb6.jpg Collection Graine de Beauté - Démarquez-vous GdB 6 : Graines de Jacaranda, Australie ; montées avec des perles en verre recyclé du Ghana et des perles en Argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/60aff981-afc5-4c63-be4d-1570c8545b49/gdb5.jpg Collection Graine de Beauté - Démarquez-vous GdB 5 : Graines d’Adansonia Digitata ou Baobab du Sénégal ; montées sur filet et cuir avec des éléments modernes en Argent. Le nom Baobab viendrais d’un terme arabe signifiant « le fruit à nombreuses graines ». Il est mentionné pour la première fois dans les récits de voyage de Ibn Battuta. Cet arbre est une véritable trousse alimentaire et armoire à pharmacie et on peut utiliser ses graines, et ses fruits et leur coque, son écorce, ses feuilles, sa sève, les jeunes pousses et les racines. Cuir, filet, perles en argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/7846b23a-4e6d-4ffe-98bc-c7ca4fe1c63a/gdb8.jpg Collection Graine de Beauté - Démarquez-vous GdB 8 : Graines de Mucuna Adans , œil de bœuf, Sénégal ; graines d Adenanthera Pavonina, ou Cardinalier, Pérou ; Éléments modernes en métal argenté, fil d’argent. Les graines de Cardinalier, ou bois de santal rouge ; ont été utilisées en Inde pour peser les matières précieuses car leur poids est remarquablement constant : 4 graines pour environ 1 gr. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/a3f4ed38-7f59-4b5f-8205-cd211ef096dc/gdb10.jpg Collection Graine de Beauté - Démarquez-vous GdB 10 : Tégument et Graine de Cicad Revoluta, Afrique du Sud ; éléments de métal, fil d’Argent, cuir. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/67d559aa-bfae-47fa-be69-20d0a2766167/gdb12.jpg Collection Graine de Beauté - Démarquez-vous GdB 12 : Drupe de noix de macadamia, Afrique du Sud, Graines d’Eucalyptus, Australie, chaine métal argenté, cuir, passementerie de soie. La noix de Macadamia a été découverte il y a 5000 ans par les Aborigènes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/680f2022-e82e-4ed1-9541-9b0190fc82f0/gdb17.jpg Collection Graine de Beauté - Démarquez-vous GdB 17 : Graine de Palmier à Huile, Sénégal ; monté sur fil d’Argent et chaine argentée. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/776b1100-65ca-40bc-81e0-bb0bcd9e99d2/gdb21.jpg Collection Graine de Beauté - Démarquez-vous GdB 21 : Graines de Figuier africain, graines rose de Canavalia Gladiata , Sénégal ; graines de Mucuna, ou Œil de Bœuf, une liane grimpante des tropiques ; petites graines rondes non identifiées, servant à faire des chapelets, élément en métal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/14602e2a-d300-454d-baad-09066290d7f2/gdb23.jpg Collection Graine de Beauté - Démarquez-vous GdB 23 : Graines de Cycad Revoluta, ou Palmier Salgo , Afrique du Sud et graines d’ Afzelia Africana Smith dont le bois, résistant aux termites, est souvent utilisé pour fabriquer des pirogues et aussi des Djembés et des ustensiles de cuisine. Éléments de métal et fils. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/73302fef-3bb2-49e3-a0a4-8599670755c7/gdb26.jpg Collection Graine de Beauté - Démarquez-vous GdB 26 : Graines d’Eucalyptus, passementerie de soie, chaine en cuivre. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/605a8fcd-ad2f-4428-b7b7-4bc252970d69/gdb29.jpg Collection Graine de Beauté - Démarquez-vous GdB 29 : Graine de Ficus Carica, figuier de Turquie ; drupes d’Eucalyptus et perle fine du Bangladesh ; chaine en métal argenté. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/84cc8424-0570-47b2-9388-48aed646271b/gdb30.jpg Collection Graine de Beauté - Démarquez-vous GdB 30 : Galle du Chêne, une protubérance qui se développe par suite d’une piqure de guêpe sur l’arbre. L’intérieur de ces galles était utilisé pour faire des encres au moyen âge. Chaine en cuivre. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1945ee9d-9ed2-48b3-b530-b79844849a89/gdb1.jpg Collection Graine de Beauté - Démarquez-vous Gdb 1 : Graine de ricin, Ricinus Communis, Sénégal, Phytelephas marcrocarpa, ivoire végétal, Pérou ; tiges séchées et boule en buis. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/61bd8eec-dcb0-4c58-93d3-9e16fe99f688/gdb2.jpg Collection Graine de Beauté - Démarquez-vous GdB 2 : Graines de Réglisse, Abrus precatorius, aussi appelée « Haricot Paternoster car très utilisées pour des chapelets, Pérou. Du fait de son poids constant, cette graine était utilisée au Ghana pour étalonner les poids Akan à peser l’Or. Graines de Flamboyant, Delonix regia, Sénégal. Ces graines sont utilisées en bijoux et pour remplir des hochets ou des maracas ; Graine de Pois Sabre, Canavalia gladiata, Montées sur filet et cuir avec passementerie en soie https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/ba823697-65b4-4757-8aee-d5dadca6f47e/gdb7.jpg Collection Graine de Beauté - Démarquez-vous GdB 7 : Graines de Linke, Sénégal, montées sur filet en titanium et Argent. Chaine en metal argenté. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/2630c25a-9e9c-45d0-a1a5-ea55b7c25f5e/gdb14.jpg Collection Graine de Beauté - Démarquez-vous GdB 14 : Graines de Caesalpinia bonduc, Sénégal, utilisées dans le jeu d Awale, et les jeux de mancala ; Graine rose de Canavalia Gladiata ; graine d’Eucalyptus et graines Coix Lacrima jobi , ou Larmes de Job. En Afrique de Sud, des colliers de larme de Job sont censés agir contre les maux de dent. Montées cuir avec passementerie en soie. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/68f53c35-e01e-43ec-b442-305e773cf241/gdb3.jpg Collection Graine de Beauté - Démarquez-vous GdB 3 : Noix de Cajou, Anacardium occidentale, Sénégal ; montée sur une chaine en métal argenté. Ces noix, associées à d’autres graines sont montées en collier au Pérou. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/0b6c2e91-fa2c-4195-81bc-bc96ef759cf2/gdb19.jpg Collection Graine de Beauté - Démarquez-vous GdB 19 : Pendentif central : Graine d’Eucalyptus et passementerie en soie, graines d’ Afzelia Africana, dont le bois sert à la fabrication de pirogues et de djembés ; graine de pastèque colorée, ivoire végétal :Corozo ou Palmier à Ivoire, :Phytelephas- macrocarpa et graines de la liane Mucuna Adans, dites aussi « Œil de Bœuf ». https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/4e54e2ae-0b66-4e56-a603-7a2349864af6/gdb20.jpg Collection Graine de Beauté - Démarquez-vous GdB 20 : Graines d’Eucalyptus, Australie, Galle du Chêne, Portugal ; graines d’Adenanthera pavonia, cardinalier, Pérou. Les graines de Cardinalier, ou bois de santal rouge ; ont été utilisées en Inde pour peser les matieres précieuses car leur poids est remarquablement constant : 4 graines pour environ 1 gr. La galle du chêne est une réaction de l’arbre à la piqure d’un insecte qui vient déposer ses œufs. Au moyen Age, ces galles riches en tanin, étaient utilisées pour la fabrication d’encre noire. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/28871c7b-072c-47d3-b983-a315630bb758/gdb18.jpg Collection Graine de Beauté - Démarquez-vous GdB 18 : Graine de Neem , chaine argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/d3f28ad9-c4e2-4304-b9d5-bce602f707d2/gdb24.jpg Collection Graine de Beauté - Démarquez-vous GdB 24 : Graines d Anacardier, Noix de Cajou, montées sur cuir avec des éléments en argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/7febcf62-bb7f-4681-87eb-80481b8b7dbc/gdb27.jpg Collection Graine de Beauté - Démarquez-vous GdB 27 : Graine de Palmier à Huile et graine de Dioclea ou Œil de Bœuf, Sénégal ; graine non identifiée servant à faire des chapelets en Chine, perles en verre, chaine en métal argenté. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/443368aa-4170-431e-aaa7-b59fabee5f74/gdb32.jpg Collection Graine de Beauté - Démarquez-vous GdB 32 : Graine rose de Canavalia gladiata ; graine d’Eucalyptus et graines Coix Lacrima jobi , ou Larmes de Job. En Afrique de Sud, des colliers de larme de Job sont censés agir contre les maux de dent. Cuir, rubans et passementerie de soie. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/7ec43123-ca03-4bcf-afd4-4e546430e66b/gdb9.jpg Collection Graine de Beauté - Démarquez-vous GdB 9 : Graines de palmier à huile et graine ronde non identifiée, Sénégal ; graines d’Adenanthera Pavonina, ou Cardinalier, Pérou ; Castanospermum Australe :Graine de Châtaignier d’Australie dit haricot noir ; fil d’argent ; chaine en métal argenté. Les fruits du Châtaignier Australien faisaient partie du régime alimentaire des aborigènes et l’arbre était un point de ralliement saisonnier. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/c3d72d25-5145-44e1-82d5-c2c9dcabf064/gdb4.jpg Collection Graine de Beauté - Démarquez-vous GdB 4 : Dans un filet, graines de Réglisse, Abrus precatorius, aussi appelée « Haricot Paternoster car très utilisées pour des chapelets, Pérou. Du fait de son poids constant, cette graine était utilisée au Ghana pour étalonner les poids Akan à peser l’Or. Graines de l’Arbre de Corail, Erythrina pallida, Pérou ; montées sur filet avec des pompons en coton d’Afghanistan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/623b641f-d378-469f-9fd5-7ff07944166d/gdb11.jpg Collection Graine de Beauté - Démarquez-vous GdB 11 : Graines de Ricin, Afrique du Sud ; Graines d’Eucalyptus, Australie, fleur en crochet, Turquie, Perles de verre et perles en bois. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/4fe2374c-249e-44a9-8b62-d193df221555/gdb16.jpg Collection Graine de Beauté - Démarquez-vous GdB 16 : Graines de Ricin, Graines de pastèques colorées, graines rose de Canavalia Gladiata , Sénégal. Passementerie chinoise et rubans de soie, perles en metal argenté. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/d7b0072c-ba48-4f59-962f-62105164d1dd/gdb13.jpg Collection Graine de Beauté - Démarquez-vous GdB 13 : Graine de Réglisse, Abrus precatorius, aussi appelée « Haricot Paternoster car très utilisées pour des chapelets, Pérou. Du fait de son poids constant, cette graine était utilisée au Ghana pour étalonner les poids Akan à peser. Perles en terracotta du Niger, filet de polyester, cuir et metal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/f9d672f3-4870-4ed0-aeb3-28e9919503a7/gdb15.jpg Collection Graine de Beauté - Démarquez-vous GdB 15 : Graine de Intsia, Sénégal. Ces graines qui ont la propriété de flotter peuvent se retrouver sur les plages très loin de leur lieu d’origine. Boules en caoutchouc faite du recyclage de sandales échouées sur les plages, Afrique du Sud. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/d9f79af9-2ee2-4e2e-ae52-da6247797adf/gdb22.jpg Collection Graine de Beauté - Démarquez-vous GdB 22 : Graine de Chataigne australienne « Castanospermum Australe », élément de chandelier en verre, bois, élément de métal , chaine argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/a1e61c1a-db38-45d6-a8c9-6c449521cf37/gdb25.jpg Collection Graine de Beauté - Démarquez-vous GdB 25 : Graines de réglisse, Abrus precatorius, montées sur filet, raffia coloré. Ces graines, du fait de leur poids constant, étaient utilisées par les Akan, au Ghana, pour peser la poudre d’or. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/97872d43-4d1f-4781-be7c-91c92fe3d48f/gdb28.jpg Collection Graine de Beauté - Démarquez-vous GdB 28 : Graine de Palmier montée sur fil d’argent ; élément métal doré tressé ; perles en verre, chaine en métal argenté. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/62abe235-43ad-48cf-af0f-bfe0cc6e54d0/gdb31.jpg Collection Graine de Beauté - Démarquez-vous GdB 31 : Pendentif central graine d’Eucalyptus, turquoise et marbre. Graines noires non identifiées, servant à faire des chapelets au Ghana, perles en verre recyclé du Ghana et fil de soie. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/7266f77a-4111-4abf-9c58-7ddb7e61661c/gdb33.jpg Collection Graine de Beauté - Démarquez-vous GdB 33 : Graines de Kaki, et graines indiennes non identifiées, cuir, bois. https://www.zaboubijou.fr/collection-skyline daily 0.75 2024-03-17 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/df93a4e5-446c-4697-9bac-9ea98b6f1c0d/skyline-1.jpg La collection Venise Istanbul Skyline - Démarquez-vous VI Skyline 1: Glass campanile, minaret and dome, hand blown and mirrorized, created by Aristide Najean, Najean&Sy, la “Cattedrale”, Murano. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/804fb9ff-1cbd-41f8-a1a7-797a02b1d8eb/skyline-2.jpg La collection Venise Istanbul Skyline - Démarquez-vous VI Skyline 2: Glass campanile, minaret and domes, hand blown and mirrorized, created by Aristide Najean, Najean&Sy, “la Cattedrale”, Murano. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/43c8e59c-90a7-4193-8579-a58f357f95f1/skyline-3.jpg La collection Venise Istanbul Skyline - Démarquez-vous VI Skyline 3: Glass campanile, minaret and domes, hand blown and mirrorized, created by Aristide Najean, Najean&Sy, “la Cattedrale”, Murano. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/24bb6ed3-a4af-49fa-a8cf-8badba2a4621/skyline-4.jpg La collection Venise Istanbul Skyline - Démarquez-vous VI Skyline 4: Glass campanile, minaret and dome, hand blown and mirrorized, created by Aristide Najean, Najean&Sy, “la Cattedrale”, Murano. https://www.zaboubijou.fr/collection-musee-des-beaux-arts daily 0.75 2026-02-10 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/87d3dc86-a776-4f29-a068-a704fe94a76c/mba-1.jpg Collection Musée des Beaux-Arts - Démarquez-vous MBA 1 : Une pièce inspirée du tableau de Nicolas de Staël, « Les Footballeurs ». Perles rouges en verre de Murano, perles noires et blanche du Ghana, tubes bleus de métal, disques de vulcanite, chaine argentée, fermoir en aimant. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/83ab5da0-e1ed-4342-8b58-d890f9386a43/mba-8.jpg Collection Musée des Beaux-Arts - Démarquez-vous MBA 8 : Une pièce inspirée du tableau de Monet « Bateaux de Pêche sortant du Port ». Perles en céramique et en verre – Murano pour la perle rose – cuir. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1e4489e4-5547-4c1d-9714-fdb1d1a378c3/mba-6.jpg Collection Musée des Beaux-Arts - Démarquez-vous MBA 6 : Une pièce inspirée du tableau de Charles Lapicque « Le Tigre des Ming ». Perles de Murano, tubes de métal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/b1885015-830e-4396-90da-34940728e360/mba-2.jpg Collection Musée des Beaux-Arts - Démarquez-vous MBA 2 : Une pièce inspirée du tableau de Nicolas de Staël, « Les Footballeurs ». Perles bleues en verre de Murano, pierre, corail, nacre et tubes de verre. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/c78b77ca-e8e0-48a3-abf7-76908f2329fc/mba-7.jpg Collection Musée des Beaux-Arts - Démarquez-vous MBA 7 : Une pièce inspirée du tableau de Monet « Bateaux de Péche sortant du Port ». Perles en céramique, verre – Murano pour la perle rose - turquoise et perles d’Argent. Chaine argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/240fb111-1c98-40ea-be35-b3f19c895607/mba-4.jpg Collection Musée des Beaux-Arts - Démarquez-vous MBA 4 : Une pièce inspirée du tableau de James Tissot «Japonaise au bain ». Perles en bois, verre et bakélite, pendentif en papier plissé de Lili Lotus, Le Caire. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/a35c94b4-937e-41bc-b864-b2fea0b67277/mba-13.jpg Collection Musée des Beaux-Arts - Démarquez-vous MBA 13 : Une pièce inspirée du tableau de Charles Lapicque "Diane et Acteon", 1978. Perles de Venise modernes, chaine argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/caee36cc-f698-4c5a-9f20-29ee2a7350ea/mba-10.jpg Collection Musée des Beaux-Arts - Démarquez-vous MBA 10 : Une pièce inspirée du tableau de Maria Helena Vieira Da Silva : «. Intérieur Rouge ». Verre de Murano. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/03a029aa-c2c5-40da-97f8-3fe2e853821c/mba-12.jpg Collection Musée des Beaux-Arts - Démarquez-vous MBA 12 : Une pièce inspirée du tableau de Charles Lapicque "Diane et Acteon", 1978. Perles de Murano vintage et modernes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/9d7bac25-6516-46af-872d-4e88ab6661ce/mba-5.jpg Collection Musée des Beaux-Arts - Démarquez-vous MBA 5 : Une pièce inspirée du tableau de Charles Lapicque « Le Tigre des Ming ». Perles de Murano, feutre, tubes de métal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/a103b34a-6d0e-4d79-b06b-373218390042/mba-9.jpg Collection Musée des Beaux-Arts - Démarquez-vous MBA 9 : Une pièce inspirée du tableau de Guido Reni « Adam et Eve ». Perles en céramique, en argile, verre. Fermoir Vintage. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/f90e9e5d-6282-4205-a5b9-fa6b24fef1e8/mba-3.jpg Collection Musée des Beaux-Arts - Démarquez-vous MBA 3 : Une pièce inspirée du tableau de James Tissot « Japonaise au bain ». Verre de Murano, tissage de perles, fleurs en tissu, perles de verre et pendentif en résine. Chaine en cuivre. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/42726ef5-b050-4090-939b-a62c09a8808d/mba-11.jpg Collection Musée des Beaux-Arts - Démarquez-vous MBA 11 : Une pièce inspirée du tableau Veira Da Silva : « Grande Chambre Bleue ». Verre de Murano. https://www.zaboubijou.fr/collection-vivo daily 0.75 2025-01-31 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/e4149b1c-09f2-4945-b0ed-9fbc18d71423/vivo3.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 3: Peppercorns, mirrorized beads from the Team of Murano Artist Aristide Najean. Murano. Metal chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/a84c6812-6950-45c3-ba08-7c29d6d80699/vivo4.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 4: Cinnamon from Viet Nam; bead with silver sheet from SUV, Venice, silver chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/41b9008d-c7b9-4c98-a123-6ceba24546a0/vivo41.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 41: Cinnamon, Murano beads, Venice beads from SUV; metal elements; matt silver chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/5c0fa515-86e6-43db-809c-64e95d2d5b37/vivo7.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 7: Cinnamon from Viet Nam; beads with gold sheet from SUV, Venice, vintage metal chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/ec37354b-1f52-490b-97d5-298c79d46505/vivo31.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 31: Cinnamon from Viet Nam; bead from SUV; metal chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/e8f70dd1-6f33-402f-b7a5-4e184eba7fc1/vivo11.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 11: Black and white peppercorn; beads created by Murano Artist Muriel Balensi, vintage conteria beads, metal elements. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/d1b5f8f3-373c-470c-baa8-ec61c907c665/vivo14.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 14: Cardamon; 2 beads created by Murano Artist Muriel Balensi; beads from SUV Venice; silk tassel, vintage metal chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/9fd6d2b6-09ce-469e-8d21-75313e3c5b0a/vivo16.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 16: Cloves from Indonesia, vintage conteria tubes with gold and silver. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/bc22f46f-cd3d-4155-96e8-41d23ececb1d/vivo22.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 22: Cloves from Indonesia, antique Murano beads from the African trade, SUV Glass beads with gold sheet; silk tassel. Mounted on leather cord and colored Raphia. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/c869b0f3-18bc-4e1a-a8fb-a4a196a58a10/vivo19.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 19: Clove from Indonesia, vintage conteria beads; beads created by Murano Artist Muriel Balensi. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/9ee3aefd-23e8-4a10-be2c-1fda645eac9a/vivo23.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 23: Cinnamon from Viet Nam; beads with gold sheet from SUV, Venice, vintage metal chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/17818722-f330-4386-b336-cfb9ce96a370/vivo30.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 30: Cardamom; vintage conteria tube beads, vintage and modern Murano beads. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/dcd99494-c8f9-4531-b127-8bc73094c55f/vivo1.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 1: Cinnamon from Viet Nam, conteria beads from Murano, beads with gold sheet, SUV, Venice. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/68e0dab9-e97f-4998-b07f-72ae15b6e807/vivo12.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 12: Cardamon, vintage Murano beads and beads created by Murano Artist Muriel Balensi, small pink beads from SUV Venice; mounted on a brass chain dipped in 24 carat gold. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/6966f0cc-3dba-48f1-96bf-1e647fff1bfd/vivo2.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 2: Cloves from Indonesia; beads with gold sheet from SUV, Venice; silver chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/3fc0133c-6d47-4b9e-b2f3-ee6c1650a0bd/vivo21.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 21: Nutmeg from the Molucca islands, cinnamon from Viet Nam; Murano beads; and beads from Murano artist Muriel Balensi. Mounted on a leather cord. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/9f01a5c4-995a-4c4e-add8-6bcccbe6b9ce/vivo18.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 18: Cinnamon from Viet Nam; vintage conteria beads. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/4dc25244-4f2d-4d59-928b-c5bff14444d1/vivo5.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 5: Cinnamon from Viet Nam; the central bead, hand blown and mirrorized, was made by Maxime Hensen, assistant to Murano Artist Aristide Najean; silver chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/a515c6f6-89f5-4d16-8a22-eb4548def506/vivo29.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 29: Cinnamon from Viet Nam; antique Murano beads from the Africa Trade; beads from Murano Artist Muriel Balensi; vintage conteria tube beads, silver beads. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/3658a9fc-3bb1-4e53-908b-e11e102d44c7/vivo8.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 8: Cinnamon from Viet Nam; beads with gold sheet from SUV, Venice, vintage metal chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/9562542e-b4df-45c8-9e82-fb8be951f5c7/vivo42.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 42: Cinnamon, Venice beads from SUV, leather. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/7282e52f-5fc0-4847-a1e6-ea8b6b4dba20/vivo17.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 17: Cinnamon from Viet Nam; Murano beads; metal elements, leather cord. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/3ff7d9dd-a450-4bb9-bfd2-705c017de7b5/vivo28.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 28: Cinnamon from Viet Nam; signature bead with gold sheet from Murano artist Muriel Balensi; mounted on a copper chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/d9724a33-ec4e-4712-bb0a-d454929d244b/vivo35-36.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 35 ab & 36 ab: Cloves, cinnamon, vintage conteria tube beads, vintage Murano beads; metal elements. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/fbcb2624-9e42-48ee-b735-058817e717ea/vivo37-38-39.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 37 ab, 38 & 39: Cloves, cinnamon, cardamom; vintage conteria tube beads, beads from SUV, Venice; metal elements. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/24a93ed6-2c1d-4a7b-958f-4252c678f254/vivo6.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 6: Star anise seeds; conteria glass tubes – Costantini – beads from SUV Venice, silk tassel, copper chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/c84519ac-f723-4db2-9e17-5d7f3dbbc8fd/vivo9.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 9: Peppercorns, mirrorized beads from the Team of Murano Artist Aristide Najean. Murano. Brass chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/04f0f372-b95d-4e55-afee-e7aa0ea69e27/vivo15.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 15: Cloves from Indonesia, vintage conteria tubes with gold and silver. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/5d94fe71-5104-40df-9fab-3f4f77a41130/vivo24.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 24: Cloves from Indonesia; vintage conteria silver tube beads, beads from SUV, Venice, vintage metal chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/c1e6c5b2-b7ad-45c4-975a-9119cbfbe152/vivo27.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 27: Nutmeg from the Molucca Islands; antique Murano beads from the African trade; vintage conteria tube beads; beads from SUV, Venice. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/96946e3a-f6b2-48e1-a42c-2048bf36f905/vivo25.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 25: Star anis seeds; central bead from Murano artist Muriel Balensi; vintage conteria tube beads; silk tassel. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/b7d31a6d-e518-4700-bbd6-8638a09eda15/vivo13.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 13: Black, red and white peppercorn, cardamon, bead created by Murano Artist Muriel Balensi, and vintage conteria bead, silver element; mounted on a silver chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/29499b77-1591-484e-8309-fd2088e2dade/vivo26.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 26: Nutmeg from the Mollucca Islands; mirrorized beads crafted by the Team of Murano Artist Aristide Najean. Murano; Handmade leather cord from Mali. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/7df3a490-319d-44de-8ff3-a7606ddb256f/vivo20.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 20: Cloves from Indonesia and Conteria beads. The central bead, hand blown with gold sheet and mirrorized, was made by Maxime Hensen, assistant to Murano Artist Aristide Najean. The other two spherical beads are the signature beads from Murano artist Muriel Balensi. Mounted on a brass chain dipped in 24 carat gold. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/2aff458c-6dfe-44b6-af00-95881dd50e17/vivo10.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 10: Cardamon, vintage Murano beads, metal elements, silver chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/20576f1a-08a7-4619-b374-0c8cb0843817/vivo32.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 32: Cinnamon from Viet Nam; antique beads from the African trade; copper chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/ea7f88fe-ca67-4030-97cc-a2ce70c93b8f/vivo40.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 40: Cinnamon, Murano beads, metal elements, metal chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/a42a1cb3-636f-4cb2-bb33-57fc26e56f6e/vivo33-34.jpg Collection VIVO - Venice In/Venice Out - Démarquez-vous VIVO 33 ab & 34 ab: Cloves, black and white peppercorn, cardamon; beads from SUV, Venice; vintage conteria tube beads; metal elements. https://www.zaboubijou.fr/collection-bissap-gingembre daily 0.75 2025-01-31 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/9b0dd7af-3e77-4f89-9294-e35e9adf4b3a/bg2.jpg Collection Bissap & Gingembre - Démarquez-vous B&G 2 : Perles de Murano, perles du Ghana, pendentif Ouzbek. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/db373806-2544-48f7-9ce1-8735d3cbcf07/bg19.jpg Collection Bissap & Gingembre - Démarquez-vous B&G 19 : Perles de Murano au centre, graines d’eucalyptus et leur petit chapeau, chaine cuivre. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/8ad5f057-680d-4c02-8ab1-1868997dd13c/bg10.jpg Collection Bissap & Gingembre - Démarquez-vous B&G 10 : Perles de Murano, bois, graine, chaine laiton. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/b52cc45d-46c0-4482-9a4a-37c49b4e2a17/bg16.jpg Collection Bissap & Gingembre - Démarquez-vous B&G 16 : Graines de cycas, perles du Ghana, disques de vulcanite, éléments en bronze de Cote d’Ivoire, passementerie de soie, cuir. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/e729204b-db74-4554-9c5e-107bd88f65a6/bg3.jpg Collection Bissap & Gingembre - Démarquez-vous B&G 3 : Perles de Murano, cercle en résine Alex & Svet. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/6c79abf4-6d65-43be-ad07-55d95a4c90dc/bg13.jpg Collection Bissap & Gingembre - Démarquez-vous B&G 13 abcd : Perles de Murano et perles en pierre. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/461ed4a7-6ad7-40cb-af68-ee615989d10f/bg1.jpg Collection Bissap & Gingembre - Démarquez-vous B&G 1 : Perles de Murano, perles du Ghana, passementerie en soie, graine. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/f2313dfe-5681-47ad-ac33-d56da38ac830/bg6.jpg Collection Bissap & Gingembre - Démarquez-vous B&G 6 : Graines de réglisse, Abrus precatorius, montées sur filet, raffia coloré. Ces graines, du fait de leur poids constant, étaient utilisées par les Akan, au Ghana, pour peser la poudre d’or. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/9a1436e2-0f9d-4260-9133-dd39dd7dab2b/bg4.jpg Collection Bissap & Gingembre - Démarquez-vous B&G 4 : Perles de Murano des années 1940, perles tubulaire indiennes contemporaines, chaine dorée à l’or fin. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/cdb95d4f-4518-4a9d-b1b1-8fc609eab1e8/bg8.jpg Collection Bissap & Gingembre - Démarquez-vous B&G 8 : Perles de Murano, perles du Ghana, perle centrale en fils de métal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/dd479039-7dcb-43cc-ae56-6203b14de103/bg14.jpg Collection Bissap & Gingembre - Démarquez-vous B&G 14 : Porcelaine crées par Odile Besuchet, perles vintages de Murano, cuir du fleuve Niger, Mali. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/d9b81ad6-dc2c-4107-809a-a9803250bb12/bg11.jpg Collection Bissap & Gingembre - Démarquez-vous B&G 11 : Tressage balinais, perles du Ghana, perles de Murano. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/428270b0-bcc8-4faf-b9d9-6150387800c3/bg15.jpg Collection Bissap & Gingembre - Démarquez-vous B&G 15 ab : Perles de Murano ; perles en feutre et bois. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/fd6f9f41-1d54-431f-add1-6a777ba7b02c/bg7.jpg Collection Bissap & Gingembre - Démarquez-vous B&G 7 : Perles de Murano passementerie de soie, bois. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/c01c9ffe-535b-4807-bc8e-c0f654959e08/bg12.jpg Collection Bissap & Gingembre - Démarquez-vous B&G 12 : Cercle en bois, boules de feutre, passementerie de soie, chaine et perles de métal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/2aa862f8-86fa-4cae-ab23-b7eeda58997c/bg5.jpg Collection Bissap & Gingembre - Démarquez-vous B&G 5 : Perles de Murano et perles indiennes, feutre. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/afbf34f8-69ce-4bc6-8e4f-c946ecee3369/bg9.jpg Collection Bissap & Gingembre - Démarquez-vous B&G 9 : Perles de Murano, perles du Ghana, passementerie de soie. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/6fafc5e1-20f6-41f3-a8fd-c0bc0e790265/bg17.jpg Collection Bissap & Gingembre - Démarquez-vous B&G 17 : Perles de Murano et perles du Ghana, perle centrale en résine ; chaine cuivre. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/518c0856-f1a7-4024-8b7f-90275fdc8f13/bg18.jpg Collection Bissap & Gingembre - Démarquez-vous B&G 18 abcd : Perles de Murano, graines de Cardinalier, chaine argent et éléments en métal. https://www.zaboubijou.fr/collection-bougainvilliers daily 0.75 2026-02-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/6aca8010-7c54-46cd-8e74-a197dc6e6d72/b2.jpg Collection Bougainvilliers - Démarquez-vous B2 : Graine d’eucalyptus ; passementerie de soie ; chaine métal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/e14acce4-75d8-4d28-a68a-b20496bc968b/b7.jpg Collection Bougainvilliers - Démarquez-vous B7 : Perles de verre indiennes et perles de feutre. Cordon de coton. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/2b4688bf-c41d-44a6-8125-24dd27c8959e/b12.jpg Collection Bougainvilliers - Démarquez-vous B12 : Porcelaine crée par la céramiste amateure dijonnaise Odile Besuchet ; plumes et ruban. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/fb40c236-ffa5-4993-9dfd-e81f657a6c7b/b10.jpg Collection Bougainvilliers - Démarquez-vous B10 : Perles de Murano vintage ; perles de Gablontz, fabriquées pour le marché africain du 19eme au 20eme siècle. Appelées « Perles de Mariage » au Mali, elles faisaient partie de la dot des jeunes filles. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/9772fc0b-425d-4168-86b5-11d4f3954c16/b14.jpg Collection Bougainvilliers - Démarquez-vous B14 : Perles de verre recyclées et peintes du Ghana ; perles indiennes ; disques de vulcanite vintage ; graines. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/f9dbcb58-89a4-4f93-9d92-b9679572857d/b17.jpg Collection Bougainvilliers - Démarquez-vous B17 : Perles de Gablontz, fabriquées pour le marché africain du 19eme au 20eme siècle. Appelées « Perles de Mariage » au Mali, elles faisaient partie de la dot des jeunes filles ; perles en, verre recyclé du Ghana ; cuir. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/2f454306-2784-49f6-aae9-03ede496a0d7/b21.jpg Collection Bougainvilliers - Démarquez-vous B21 : Perles de Gablontz, fabriquées pour le marché africain du 19eme au 20eme siècle. Appelées « Perles de Mariage » au Mali, elles faisaient partie de la dot des jeunes filles. On trouve désormais sur les marchés africains des copies indiennes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/50d0606c-6b0b-4fa7-be43-dac42ab22072/b23.jpg Collection Bougainvilliers - Démarquez-vous B23 : Perle de Murano, feutre, chaine laiton. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/7e3c7522-b9b0-4b87-ab24-a8cccc6d5b91/b25.jpg Collection Bougainvilliers - Démarquez-vous B25 : Perles de Murano, modernes et vintage, perles de bois. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/fefb97d7-d4d5-4df4-be35-8491d7d64ac7/b29.jpg Collection Bougainvilliers - Démarquez-vous B29 : Perles de Murano vintage, et perles de Gablontz, fabriquées pour le marché africain du 19eme au 20eme siècle. Appelées « Perles de Mariage » au Mali, elles faisaient partie de la dot des jeunes filles. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/ad35b838-58a5-43b5-b26e-a4ffa7a68414/b31.jpg Collection Bougainvilliers - Démarquez-vous B31 : Perles de Murano modernes, perles en bois et perles de Gablontz, fabriquées pour le marché africain du 19eme au 20eme siècle. Appelées « Perles de Mariage » au Mali, elles faisaient partie de la dot des jeunes filles. Chaine Argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/844d951f-8657-4c44-b207-5e065700e645/b33.jpg Collection Bougainvilliers - Démarquez-vous B33 : Perles de Murano modernes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/08b8efbb-63c6-4df1-9a3d-6f79f7a69d17/b1.jpg Collection Bougainvilliers - Démarquez-vous B1 : Perles de Murano vintage ; perles de Gablontz, fabriquées pour le marché africain du 19eme au 20eme siècle. Appelées « Perles de Mariage » au Mali, elles faisaient partie de la dot des jeunes filles. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/42a25c55-14b8-46a8-9333-2066f1b0569f/b5.jpg Collection Bougainvilliers - Démarquez-vous B5 : Perles et chaine d’argent ; perles de Gablontz, fabriquées pour le marché africain du 19eme au 20eme siècle. Appelées « Perles de Mariage » au Mali, elles faisaient partie de la dot des jeunes filles. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/fc5802b5-e95e-4b77-b721-8a0855c68171/b4.jpg Collection Bougainvilliers - Démarquez-vous B4 : Graine ; passementerie de soie ; chaine métal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/9082134a-ef79-4384-8808-211b0db78c58/b9.jpg Collection Bougainvilliers - Démarquez-vous B9 : Perles en verre de Gablontz, fabriquées pour le marché africain du 19eme au 20eme siècle. Appelées « Perles de Mariage » au Mali, elles faisaient partie de la dot des jeunes filles. Rubans, cordons et cuir https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/0e1c38ff-e4b5-45ca-a869-b6973a116d60/b13.jpg Collection Bougainvilliers - Démarquez-vous B13 : Corail, coquillages, perles de lave, perle de verre recyclé ; monté sur caoutchouc https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/80e79077-4e61-40a2-aa6d-9ea6637f13e4/b19ab.jpg Collection Bougainvilliers - Démarquez-vous B19 ab : Perles de Murano ; perles de Gablontz du 19 -ème ; perles d’argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/281b0619-7bb6-448d-bbd8-c9adab5b2d81/b22.jpg Collection Bougainvilliers - Démarquez-vous B22 : Perle de Murano, tubes de verre, Murano vintage, perles en cordon et perles en bois https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1416c8b8-a174-4179-acd4-58ab9f8b62db/B30a.jpg Collection Bougainvilliers - Démarquez-vous B30 a : Perles de Murano vintage, et perles de Gablontz, fabriquées pour le marché africain du 19eme au 20eme siècle. Appelées « Perles de Mariage » au Mali, elles faisaient partie de la dot des jeunes filles. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/c2194b65-77a1-470c-bf75-d19d704ffb91/b24.jpg Collection Bougainvilliers - Démarquez-vous B24 : passementerie de soie, petites perles indiennes, perles de Murano vintage et perles de Gablontz, fabriquées pour le marché africain du 19eme au 20eme siècle. Appelées « Perles de Mariage » au Mali, elles faisaient partie de la dot des jeunes filles. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/ca263ecb-4a05-44ee-80b3-8b0cbe25e4c8/b32.jpg Collection Bougainvilliers - Démarquez-vous B32 : Perles de Murano modernes et vintage, perles en raphia et en bois, coquillages. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/c4fbe3ae-e795-412f-ac48-9f6ea66157ba/b26abc.jpg Collection Bougainvilliers - Démarquez-vous B26 abc : Perles de Gablontz, fabriquées pour le marché africain du 19eme au 20eme siècle. Appelées « Perles de Mariage » au Mali, elles faisaient partie de la dot des jeunes filles. Perles modernes chinoises. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/2c620df7-e21e-4d5d-a058-1bd6671527dc/b35.jpg Collection Bougainvilliers - Démarquez-vous B35 : Perle de Gablontz. Ces perles, fabriquées pour le marché africain du 19eme au 20eme siècle, dites « Perles de Mariage » au Mali, faisaient partie de la dot des jeunes filles. Perles en bois, cuir. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/da59d1c9-9243-40db-81cb-79263b5d7e43/B30b.jpg Collection Bougainvilliers - Démarquez-vous B30 b : erles de Murano vintage, et perles de Gablontz, fabriquées pour le marché africain du 19eme au 20eme siècle. Appelées « Perles de Mariage » au Mali, elles faisaient partie de la dot des jeunes filles. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/5aca32b8-e706-4759-8314-8630071a24e5/b3.jpg Collection Bougainvilliers - Démarquez-vous B3 : Pastilles de porcelaine, réalisées par la céramiste amateure dijonnaise Odile Besuchet ; perles de Murano ; fils de soie. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/27572cee-0d5e-4a3b-bc12-a2825e397f09/b8.jpg Collection Bougainvilliers - Démarquez-vous B8 : Cuir ; perles indiennes ; perles de Murano vintage ; perles de Gablontz, fabriquées pour le marché africain du 19eme au 20eme siècle. Appelées « Perles de Mariage » au Mali, elles faisaient partie de la dot des jeunes filles https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/3d2ff927-92d4-4cf4-a1d4-29b6db3bd189/b6.jpg Collection Bougainvilliers - Démarquez-vous B6 : Vertèbres de petit requin ; corail ; chaine métal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/6be062b8-1d4e-4a40-bc95-f5cebc00e030/b11.jpg Collection Bougainvilliers - Démarquez-vous B11 : Porcelaine réalisée par la céramiste amateure dijonnaise Odile Besuchet ; chaine de métal argenté. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/d68351f5-05bb-4da4-a996-5260bbb66596/b15.jpg Collection Bougainvilliers - Démarquez-vous B15 : Perles crées par l’artiste de Murano Muriel Balensi, feutre ; disques de vulcanite vintage ; cuir. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/e4e6e4d0-2e5c-4063-94df-d51269893420/B18abc.jpg Collection Bougainvilliers - Démarquez-vous B18 abc : Perles de Murano ; perles de Gablontz du 19eme ; chaine argent ; éléments de métal ; graines ; perles d’argent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/6508398e-bf71-4aef-b689-1ed5179482ec/b20.jpg Collection Bougainvilliers - Démarquez-vous B20 : Porcelaine crée par la céramiste amateure dijonnaise Odile Besuchet ; plumes et chaine cuivre.. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/56d8b332-d233-4020-864f-e7a789afd0b5/b28abc.jpg Collection Bougainvilliers - Démarquez-vous B28 abc : Perles de Murano vintage, perles d’Argent, perles en céramique et perles de Gablontz, fabriquées pour le marché africain du 19eme au 20eme siècle. Appelées « Perles de Mariage » au Mali, elles faisaient partie de la dot des jeunes filles. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/d574ebd7-de52-4185-9e0d-6979c226a3b3/b27abcdef.jpg Collection Bougainvilliers - Démarquez-vous B27 abcdef: Perles de Gablontz, fabriquées pour le marché africain du 19eme au 20eme siècle. Appelées « Perles de Mariage » au Mali, elles faisaient partie de la dot des jeunes filles. Perles modernes chinoises, perles d’Argent. On trouve désormais sur les marchés africains des copies indiennes de ces perles de Gablontz. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/513f35b4-4a94-438e-9097-40d296d08449/b36.jpg Collection Bougainvilliers - Démarquez-vous B36 : Perles de Gablontz, fabriquées pour le marché africain du 19eme au 20eme siècle. Appelées « Perles de Mariage » au Mali, elles faisaient partie de la dot des jeunes filles. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/4c0cb59d-7232-48a2-b599-498570d872fc/b34.jpg Collection Bougainvilliers - Démarquez-vous B34 : Impression de dentelle ancienne sur porcelaine, création de la céramiste amateure dijonnaise Odile Besuchet ; passementerie de soie ; chaine de cuivre. https://www.zaboubijou.fr/collection-venice-reflections daily 0.75 2026-02-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/02fb7cc9-7d6d-4ec8-924b-069eb985eba3/r10.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R10: Vintage Murano tubes, with silver and modern Venetian beads. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/f50dd094-8527-4968-96eb-16a1bddc1b71/r16.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R16: Modern venetian beads, silk tassel, silver chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/fcea3f0c-7983-478b-9f9b-6169a8d43d09/r1.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R1: Coral branch created by Marisa Convento, artist and impiraresse, leather and modern venetian bead. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1a450af1-19af-4e67-ab66-13e2fd6296d4/r9.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R9: Beaded balls from Luisa Conventi, one of the few remaining Venetian Impiraresse, modern Venetian beads with silver. Silver chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1a74b552-6ad6-4850-ba49-d8e0316a93e8/r23.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R23: Vintage and modern Venetian beads, silver chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/5f4fceea-59d9-40d0-8064-6aec260059da/r11.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R11: Vintage Murano tubes, with silver, modern Venetian beads, antique Millefiori created for the African trade. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/595a46c7-75e1-4199-8c47-545fc81b94ea/r17.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R17: Beaded balls from Luisa Conventi, one of the few remaining Venetian Impiraresse, vintage Murano glass tubes, silver, leather. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/523d4098-935f-4bed-927f-5de10c25ad91/r20.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R20: Vintage Murano beads – 1940s; vintage French embroidery; silver chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/f36c610e-55ca-4330-81e8-c9876fee7e99/r22.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R22: Modern Venetian Glass beads with gold dust. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/53902041-1938-48b0-a6ea-49ef5c11d3df/r28.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R28: Antique Venetian millefiori beads created for the African Trade, vintage Murano glass tubes, modern central Venetian bead, silk tassel. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/26f6caa3-2dc4-4178-a117-ed6937d7bf31/r33.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R33: Modern Venetian beads, antique millefiori created for the African Trade, felt beads on a resin and metal cord. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/394518fc-8cd4-43d6-a155-30c9a4a5d159/r39abc.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R39 abc: Vintage and Modern Murano beads, silver chain, bronze elements. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/97dbd346-5561-4fda-a3f6-3f77522a3315/r37.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R37: Antique Venetian beads created for the African Trade, felt, ceramic and shell disk. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/512d637a-b254-4c6b-86d1-276577d910dd/r44.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R44: Modern Venetian beads on silver; vintage Indian beads and lace. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/5a888c62-3ddc-4de9-9f4c-7b571df005ed/r46.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R46: Antique Venetian beads created for the African Trade and sourced in Mali, modern venetian beads, felt. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/193ef0a4-c0e1-46a5-91d5-a8e2a1408ff3/r38b.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R38 b: Modern Venetian bead, silk tassel. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/387f0f0c-1874-458c-88a2-59a13691ab0c/r3.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R3: Coral branch created by Marisa Convento, artist and impiraresse, vintage Murano beads, leather, silver. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/d542dc30-42cb-47a1-a330-ba2394e3fb22/r4.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R4: Beaded balls from Luisa Conventi, one of the few remaining Venetian Impiraresse, modern Venetian beads, silver chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/ba7d32a0-09c8-4703-a345-82d4ed72834f/r2.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R2: Coral branch created by Marisa Convento, artist and impiraresse, metal chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/847259b4-dbbc-4426-aecb-40315e8c00be/r7.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R6: Beaded balls from Luisa Conventi, one of the few remaining Venetian Impiraresse, antique millefiori created for the African Trade. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/2ae5dc03-c383-4996-99a4-0a5aaf79fd06/r13.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R13: Central glass bead with gold dust, created by Murano artist Muriel Balensi, early 20th century beads imitating pearls. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/a505db92-e77a-4dbf-b655-6641d95b410a/r18.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R18: Vintage Murano beads – 1940s, quartz, silk tassel, French embroidery, silver chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/76cf8446-509e-4c1a-9d44-1df46e79e5a1/r5.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R5: Coral branch created by Marisa Convento, artist and impiraresse, silver chain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/3299e81f-be9f-4c10-96b0-ae3e67eefc2b/r12.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R12: Vintage Murano tubes, with silver, modern Venetian beads. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/2e87c2a9-a23b-4cc3-906a-1834baf34090/r21.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R21: Glass bead with gold dust, created by Murano artist Muriel Balensi. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/098bf9c5-2f3e-4468-a932-d71d8ba92cb9/r24.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R24: Vintage and modern Venetian beads, lapis lazuli, metal elements, silver chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/28c24be1-0159-411c-ac44-3ca181d8e843/r43.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R43 abc: Take a part of Venice with you and wear, this unique silver bead, evocative of the Grand Canal. This bead has been created by artist Muriel Balensi, in her Murano Studio. In this bead, Muriel demonstrates superb mastery of her art here, being able to draw on a surface less than 2, 5 cm2, with a glass cane 0.02 mm thick at a temperature around 2500 °. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/f9d4a3c2-abe0-4a7f-8e98-29fbb085ce1f/r27.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R27: Antique Venetian beads created for the African Trade, ceramic beads, metal chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/d2a50cc2-2246-4006-a99e-780c136b62c1/r41abc.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R41 abc: Vintage Murano conteria tubes, antique venetian beads, created for the African Trade, sourced in Mali, silver beads. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/52751a17-12b4-4e14-ba20-43fe70c64713/r34.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R34: Modern vintage and antique beads, antique Venetian beads. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/ca6ed76c-317b-46b4-93c1-27729a2a4080/r45.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R45: Antique Murano bead sourced in Mali, modern Murano beads, embroidery, ribbons and metal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/6c5f845b-07ee-4abc-8b81-8f9d60670baf/r42.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R42: A blown glass element evocative of Venice campaniles, created in the Cathedral furnace of Glass Artist Aristide Najean. Vintage metal chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1a93900e-573f-491b-93fe-e822284dfe33/r6.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R6: Beaded balls from Luisa Conventi, one of the few remaining Venetian Impiraresse, antique millefiori created for the African Trade. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/6c7298ce-f50d-4584-9455-8ebac2c138f5/r8.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R8: Beaded pendant from Luisa Conventi, one of the few remaining Venetian Impiraresse. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/0af6d9eb-78be-4faf-bac9-6de68b0a8d4a/r19.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R19: Vintage Murano beads – 1940s; silk tassel, French; silver chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/0317df69-2792-4a18-ba0a-126c884896bc/r25.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R25: Modern Murano silver beads, antique millefiori created for the African Trade, felt beads, brass chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/bf623be5-a42c-4921-8eec-4937f19f64dd/r29.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R29: Antique Venetian beads created for the African Trade, vintage Murano glass tubes, modern silver based Venetian bead, coloured baroque pearls. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/e63050a9-35b6-4bb1-ac6f-c4da55e8d825/r15.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R15: An evocation of the campaniles and domes, of Venice, hand blown and mirrorized, created by Aristide Najean, Najean&Sy, “la Cattedrale”, Murano. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/8e451c7c-776e-423f-99db-d1a71cc78f1a/r14.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R14: Beaded pendant from Luisa Conventi, one of the few remaining Venetian Impiraresse. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/8d19e091-e9a2-4f30-992c-4275e829299c/r35.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R35: Antique Venetian beads created for the African Trade, modern Venetian beads, vulcanite disks. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/7b3673c5-c17c-478d-b468-d5ffb27101af/r32.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R32: Vintage Murano beads, metal elements, silver chain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1200aa7d-d787-4aa0-be5d-24f7b049e827/r26.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R26: Seeds from Brazil, vintage Murano glass tubes, antique millefiori created for the African Trade, felt beads. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/3048427b-f4d2-4379-b917-fff9da49a750/r31.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R31: Vintage Venetian beads. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/1cac901b-3c58-4492-877a-d59d18b09f4e/r38a.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R38a: Modern Venetian bead, silk tassel. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/7ff44436-a16c-43f0-9126-817b13b88b27/r47.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R47: Modern Venetian beads, on gold and on silver sheets. Mounted on a brass chain dipped in 24 carat gold. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/f12bef00-0cf3-4480-83ae-4dec46e78b6e/r40ab.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R40 ab: Murano beads by Glass Artists Muriel Balensi and Manuela Zanvettori. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/0d60baa4-6062-4382-ad46-0300fe9e903f/r30.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R30: Antique Venetian beads created for the African Trade; modern and vintage Murano beads, resin. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/662f0dd0-f796-426e-ab50-cbe1b2c25746/r36.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R36: Antique Venetian millefiori beads created for the African Trade, vintage Murano glass tubes, modern Venetian bead, wooden beads. Mounted on rubber, silver clasp. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e397de898cd9f7dc5782b16/20e13943-d00d-4131-a9c4-712327572b6c/r48.jpg Collection Venice Reflections - Démarquez-vous R48: Vintage and modern Venetian beads.