Afghan Kuchi Head Wear, Afghan Matha Patti, Hair Jewelry, Afghan Jewelry

The vintage-inspired headpiece is handcrafted by the natives of Central Asia. It is made up of an adequate quality metal alloy. The black fabric used for making this tribal headpiece is of fine quality and it is beautified with silver coins all over it. This headpiece is one of the most admired pieces from our jewelry collection. The free size of black thread to adjust the headpiece according to your head size. This elegant and fascinating tribal headpiece is handcrafted by talented craftsmen. • Afghani headpieces are very traditional and worn by tribal Afghan women in times of celebration and on different jovial occasions such as weddings and parties. This tribal headpiece is light in weight and easy to wear. It can easily be pinned to the hair with a bobby pin/hairpin for the perfect fit. History The origin of tribal jewelry is assumed to be in the Kuchi Tribe. The Kuchis were a nomadic group of vendors, living the life of gypsies in Central Asia. Women of these areas use to wear heavy and traditional jewelry to show their culture. Especially at weddings and engagements, we see brides in this kind of ornaments. Afghani Kuchi Jewelry has been exuberant, elegant and diverse. Check our Instagram @vintarust for more pictures of this product. Note This product is handmade, so slight changes might occur in the actual product. Please feel free to reach out if you have any queries or specific requirements, we would cater for each of them.