Oxidized, old, vintage, hollow, Kuchi tribal cuff with an "elephant legs" appearance at the opening. Hollow but not flimsy or pliable. There is a bit of metal within that makes a quiet sound with movement. As there are not obvious holes, it appears intentional. Sound is often used as a means to not only announce your presence, but to ward off the evil eye. Inner circumference of 6.12", does not adjust. The opening to slide your wrist through is 1.12" across, which corresponds to the photo of the cuff laying on my wrist. Traditional patterns and markings, including flowers along the ridge, and droplets near the opening. There is surface wear, heavy patina, small indents and scuffs, and oxidation evident. The metal is a brown/gray/tan color.
