Gold Herati glass I Afghanistan Herat

Gold Herati glass I Afghanistan HeratFor over 2,000 years, Herats distinctive glass has been traded along the Silk Road a symbol of world class craftsmanship. Ghulam Sekhi is one of the last masters in a proud yet endangered tradition of Afghan glassblowing. In a small mudbrick workshop near Herats historic citadel, he keeps one of the countrys last glass studios alive. When you buy a glass, you help preserve this unique craft and support the creation of sustainable jobs in Afghanistan.

18k gold-plated 925 silver with agate stones

Nylon thread and glass beads

Length: 60 cm

adding a subtle yet captivating atmosphere to your space

variations in texture and color occur

For over 2

Hand-sewn by a Syrian master tailor in southeastern Turkey

This lapis lazuli necklace is crafted by our master artisans in Kabul

We offer a full refund (excluding shipping) within 14 days of delivery

This pendant is inspired by the early greek civilisation that was once present in Hatay and contributes to keeping the country's distinctive handicrafts alive and gives the artisans an income

tatreez endures as a vibrant handicraft and a cherished link to heritage

Size: 215 x 240 cm