Women’s Copper Bracelet
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Description
The women’s copper bracelet dates to the 19th century and represents an example of traditional folk jewelry craftsmanship. The bracelet has an open construction, with a broad central section that gradually narrows toward the ends. The central surface is decorated with raised oval motifs containing recessed elements, visually resembling leaves or grains. The edges feature parallel incisions and longitudinal lines, creating a pronounced graphic contrast with the central relief. The restrained ornamental composition is characterized by rhythmic repetition and clear linear definition. The bracelet was produced using stamping, impression, and carving techniques. It is well preserved, with a stable copper base, clearly defined ornament, and no visible deformation.
Date: 19th century
Material: Copper
Technique: Stamping, impression, carving
Size: Width - 9.5 cm; thickness - 0.2 cm; weight - 18 g