Africa Large Tuareg Tahoua Cross Long Necklace, Fine Silver, Elhadji Koumama, Agadez Niger
Africa Large Tuareg Tahoua Cross Long Necklace, Fine Silver, Elhadji Koumama, Agadez Niger Africa Large Tuareg Tahoua Cross Long Necklace, Fine Silver, Elhadji Koumama, Agadez Niger Africa Large Tuareg Tahoua Cross Long Necklace, Fine Silver, Elhadji Koumama, Agadez Niger Africa Large Tuareg Tahoua Cross Long Necklace, Fine Silver, Elhadji Koumama, Agadez Niger Africa Large Tuareg Tahoua Cross Long Necklace, Fine Silver, Elhadji Koumama, Agadez Niger Africa Large Tuareg Tahoua Cross Long Necklace, Fine Silver, Elhadji Koumama, Agadez Niger Africa Large Tuareg Tahoua Cross Long Necklace, Fine Silver, Elhadji Koumama, Agadez Niger Africa Large Tuareg Tahoua Cross Long Necklace, Fine Silver, Elhadji Koumama, Agadez Niger Africa Large Tuareg Tahoua Cross Long Necklace, Fine Silver, Elhadji Koumama, Agadez Niger

Large Tuareg Tahoua Cross Long Necklace, Fine Silver, Elhadji Koumama, Agadez Niger

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$300.00
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• Pendant: measures 2.25" at the widest x 3.175" high
• Length of Necklace: 19.5" long with fine silver and onyx beads
• Materials: 99% fine silver, carnelian, onyx, handmade and hand-etched
• Variations: You will receive this exact piece
• Tribe: Tuareg of Niger
• Packaging: Story Card and Gift Box 

Koumama Tuareg Jewelry
The Koumama family of Niger has been making jewelry for more than 25 generations. They are famous for their high quality hand crafted jewelry - using 99.99% pure fine silver, ebony and semi precious stones. The traditionally nomadic Tuareg are indigenous to the Sahara desert. They are often called “the Blue People of the desert” due to the indigo dye they use on their garments that stains their skin.  The Koumama family collective lives in both Agadez and Niamey, Niger. Over 50 silversmiths present their artistry. Each piece is hand hammered, beautifully engraved with the symbolism and motifs of countless generations.Proceeds support an entire community’s culture and craft. Over 200 people are supported by the sale of this jewelry.

Tuareg Tribe
Traditionally this semi-nomadic tribe, some call the Tuareg "Blue People" due to the indigo dye used to dye men's deep blue tagelmusts (Turbans). Most of the Tuareg live in the Saharan and Sahelian regions—southern Algeria, western Libya, eastern Mali, northern Niger, and northeastern Burkina Faso.


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