Image 1 of 6
Image 2 of 6
Image 3 of 6
Image 4 of 6
Image 5 of 6
Image 6 of 6
Indian Rabari tribal ankle bracelet (payal)
Date: late 19th to early 20th century
Geography: India
Culture: Rabaris
Dimensions: 2cm H x 11cm L x 11 cm W x 2cm D
Inner: 7.5cm L x 7.5cm W
Weight 139g
Material: silver alloy
Condition has small dent and splits on inside of bracelet, see photos
This antique hand crafted Rabari tribe ankle bracelet (Payal) is an authentic piece of tribal jewellery from the nomadic Rabari pastoralist community in Northwest India (Gujarat and Rajasthan).
Crafted by hand, this traditional Payal utilises a silver mixed alloy metal, reflecting the Rabari's distinct cultural heritage and artistry. These heavy, bold pieces are characteristic of the ornaments worn by Rabari women. The dense metalwork features, locally significant patterns.
Date: late 19th to early 20th century
Geography: India
Culture: Rabaris
Dimensions: 2cm H x 11cm L x 11 cm W x 2cm D
Inner: 7.5cm L x 7.5cm W
Weight 139g
Material: silver alloy
Condition has small dent and splits on inside of bracelet, see photos
This antique hand crafted Rabari tribe ankle bracelet (Payal) is an authentic piece of tribal jewellery from the nomadic Rabari pastoralist community in Northwest India (Gujarat and Rajasthan).
Crafted by hand, this traditional Payal utilises a silver mixed alloy metal, reflecting the Rabari's distinct cultural heritage and artistry. These heavy, bold pieces are characteristic of the ornaments worn by Rabari women. The dense metalwork features, locally significant patterns.

