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The "Khamsa Foulet" is a traditional Moroccan pendant crafted in gilded silver, representing the iconic Khamsa shape, also known as the Hand of Fatima. This piece is distinguished by its five colored glass cabochons, set in raised mounts, and intricate hand-engraved motifs that are typical of Moroccan craftsmanship. The gold plating over the silver adds a luxurious touch, contrasting beautifully with the glass stones while preserving the pendant's traditional character.
Anthropologically, the Khamsa is a deeply rooted symbol in Maghreb cultures, often worn as an amulet to protect against the evil eye and negative influences. This pendant is not merely an adornment but also a talisman imbued with cultural and religious significance. Worn during ceremonies or in everyday life, the "Khamsa Foulet" reflects Morocco's rich and complex heritage, where jewelry plays a vital role in expressing identity and spiritual protection.
AGE: early 20th century
MATERIAL: silver, glass
SIZE: 61 x 81 mm mm (see photos)
WEIGHT: 15,8 grams
OVERALL CONDITION:
Very good condition, with high quality workmanship.
REFERENCES:
Bijoux du Maroc, M. R. Rabaté and A. Goldenberg, Edisud, 1999, p. 195-197
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