Very Old Dogon Vert-de-Gris Bronze Bead Strand with lots of Patina - Rita Okrent Collection (C174t) Ancient Adorned with hollow bells at Stone Item 556

Name: Very Old Dogon Vert-de-Gris Bronze Bead Strand with lots of Patina - Rita Okrent Collection (C174t) Ancient Adorned with hollow bells at Stone Item 556
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SKU: 17025876807
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Very Old Dogon Vert-de-Gris Bronze Bead Strand with lots of Patina - Rita Okrent Collection (C174t) Ancient Adorned with hollow bells at Stone Item 556

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Very Old Dogon Vert de Gris Bronze Bead Strand with lots of Patina Rita Okrent Collection (C174t) Ancient Adorned with hollow bells at Stone Item 556 Adorned with hollow bells at the end of each finger tip and enamel on the palm 20mm diameter by 14mm hole to hole These beads come from Mali and are likely to be from the Dogon people A very special strand

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