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Large Egyptian Zar Amulet with Star of David / Seal of Solomon and Dangles - Rita Okrent Collection (P909) old glass beads where they were valued and Stone Item 556

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Large Egyptian Zar Amulet with Star of David Seal of Solomon and Dangles Rita Okrent Collection (P909) old glass beads where they were valued and Stone Item 556 where they were valued and cherished for centuries in the Malian ancient kingdoms as a symbol of status and played an important role in the communities’ rites and ceremonies such a burials It is classified as a bracelet as it was originally sourced in the early 1980’s in Egypt with a few other Islamic glass bracelets The Zar amulets would be worn during and after a Zar ceremony — sometimes for rest of the patient’s life A highly collectible Zar amulet used in traditional Zar ceremonies in Egypt

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