Maasai Long Wedding Necklace
A stunning embodiment of cultural heritage and artisan mastery, this necklace is a rare treasure traditionally worn by Maasai brides on her wedding day.
Hand-beaded in Tanzania, this piece honors generations of symbolism, community, and craft. This one-of-a-kind necklace is part of a special collector's capsule, celebrating ceremonial beauty through wearable art.
Stylist Tip: A traditional ceremonial piece that can be hung on display in your home, or worn over a striking dress.
Care Instructions: Wipe down when necessary.
Handcrafted in Tanzania
Glass, Metal
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Measurements:
51" L x 6" W
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