Bracelet
This attention-grabbing silver charmik is decorated with apple-alam bala borders, which Guba and Devechi carpet makers call apple-patterned border strips. These borders are designed with a different color according to the taste of our professional craftsmen, besides covering a wide geographical area.
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Each pattern has its own history and each item has its own characteristics. When both the symbolism of the pattern and the symmetrical beauty of the object come together, it is this charm that emerges. This charm is eye-catching because it is decorated with the ornament of Ganja-Kazakh carpets. These carpets depict the most ancient motifs, such as legendary epic animals, the simurgh bird and the battle of the dragon. As a decorative element, the swastika is widely used. This element representing the sun is thousands of years old.
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Each pattern has its own history and each item has its own characteristics. When both the symbolism of the pattern and the symmetrical beauty of the object come together, it is this charm that emerges. This charm is eye-catching because it is decorated with the ornament of Ganja-Kazakh carpets. These carpets depict the most ancient motifs, such as legendary epic animals, the simurgh bird and the battle of the dragon. As a decorative element, the swastika is widely used. This element representing the sun is thousands of years old.
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This attention-grabbing silver charm is decorated with "alma-alam bala" borders, which Guba and Devechi carpet makers call apple-patterned border strips. These borders are designed with a different color according to the taste of our professional craftsmen, besides covering a wide geographical area.
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This charm, made of silver material, is designed with the crescent symbol, which is popular in the Turkish and Muslim worlds. The purple color on it means self-confidence and strong character. It was also called the meeting point of contradictions in the Middle Ages. It is an excellent choice for people with diverse tastes and who love paradox.
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