Pair of matching, vintage, South Asian tribal cuffs, referred to as "elephant legs" due to the shape of the ends. These are most likely from NW Pakistan but I am not sure of the exact origin. Visibly aged and worn tribal jewelry with traditional flower markings, geometric patterns, in a c-shape design. The cuffs are hollow but not adjustable or pliable. The openings to slide your wrist through is .88", which refers to the image of the cuff laying on the side of my wrist. The inner circumference is 5.6", including the opening, which is quite small. One of the cuff has a bit of stone or pitch within so it makes a rattling with movement; something to note.
Visibly aged pair. There is patina, surface wear, dusty crevices, and an aged appearance. These are quite small so please take time to measure your wrist. You want to leave yourself some wiggle room so these aren't too small or too big.
