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Necklace

Standort

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Beads made of glass and shells are an essential element of festive clothing in the Philippines. Beaded jewellery is often passed down from one generation to the next. When a woman gets married, for example, it is customary for the bride’s mother to pass on beaded jewellery as a family heirloom. Glass beads were already imported from China and India in the 15th century; local foundries were established in the 20th century.

Object data

Inv. No.

164076

Object Name

Necklace

Collection

William B. Beyer

Dated

late 19th century

Accession Date

1982

Culture

Ilongot

Material

Bohemian glass beads

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