Pair of Antique Berber Silver Bracelets – ASBIA’ IQUORAIN – Ait Atta Tribe – Morocco Jewelry, Ait Bracelet

Asbia’ iquorain are traditional, heavy, spiked silver bracelets worn by women of the Ait Atta Berber tribe in Morocco, particularly in the Draa Valley. These, often called “twelve-point” bracelets, were historically used for self-defense during raids and served as significant tribal, cultural, and personal protective jewelry. Key Details About Asbia’ Iquorain: Origin :The Ait Atta Berber tribe, a large confederation in southeastern Morocco. Purpose : Primarily defensive. The spikes (often twelve) were designed for protection during historical conflicts. Characteristics : These are often massive cast bangles, frequently found in pairs. They are sometimes described as “double pair” or featuring specific, intricate geometric designs. Time Period : Examples often date from the early to mid-20th century. Cultural Significance :They represent the strength and resilience of Ait Atta women and remain popular in discussions of Amazigh (Berber) ethnic jewelry Dispose de — — Matériel : silver 925 Région de : Afrique, Afrique du Nord, Maghreb, Maroc, tuareg desert La culture : africain, berbère,touareg diamètre intérieur : 5.8 cm weight : 856 Gr .”