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Kuchi tribal chain fringe for costuming and jewelry making. Vintage chain fringe, taken from old articles of clothing, home decor items or animal trappings. Various lengths, designs and metal color. Made with traditional methods by tribal craftsmen in Afghanistan or Pakistan. Chain fringe looks amazing on tribal and fusion belly dance costuming belts, bras and accessories and is easy to add to your DIY project by sewing through the links. It adds beautiful detailing and catches the eye, drawing attention to your every move.
Item No. DMH1125
Length: 14 inches, 27 inches
Width: 1.5 inches
Materials: Mixed Metals
Metal Finish: Unpolished
Metal Color: Slightly brassy
Additional Info: Three short dangles, no missing dangles.
PLEASE SEE PHOTOS FOR DETAILS.
Country of Origin: Afghanistan
Condition: Vintage
You will receive the exact piece(s) of chain fringe shown in the photos on this page. Please check photos carefully for condition.
This lot is USED chain fringe that may have previously adorned tribal clothing, accessories, household goods, animal trappings or other items. As a previously used tribal item it may have small flaws such as missing or short dangles, misshapen links, missing pieces or other small flaws.
A NOTE ON THE CONDITION OF TRIBAL ITEMS: Our tribal components are used pieces from from faraway lands. As used pieces they may be tarnished or otherwise reflect their prior lives as treasured tribal pieces. Please know that we strive to maintain the tribal allure of our items and therefore we do not clean or repair these pieces in any way. This not only maintains the old, tribal look of each piece that our belly dance customers seek, but also preserves the value of a piece that cleaning, and especially polishing, might destroy.
We do our best to describe any flaws that may be present, and we encourage you to read the full description and look at all photos closely to judge the condition of the item for yourself and know exactly what you are ordering. If you have questions about the condition of any item, please ask!
Tips for using DIY chain fringe: Links are made of wire and can easily be snipped with wire cutters to customize your length. Add chain fringe by sewing through the top chain. Because chain fringe is heavy, there is more stress on the stitches. Take a stitch every two links or so and knot frequently to keep chain secure if the thread breaks.
