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Posted 2 years ago
ho2cultcha
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I have several of these - this being the largest. i think that they were anklets or bracelets, although very heavy. It seems like at some point they were all turned into ashtrays. This one has a copper insert which is removable. It is etched on the bottom 'India.' and 'ex / 1 o 1 / 24' whatever that means.
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i got a few assumpions lets say it is for bellydancing , a Ghungroo Ankle bracelet point of view,
why do the heavy lifting, because you have to dance with it , because this is a very solid , and where is the embellisment ( compoundde non compounded)IMO there are no 20 century pieces the this way
what is thicker ulna + radius +carpus or( versus) the tibia +fibula- tarsus
in simple english arm- versus leg, well , well it is wide surrounded ain,t i choose the latter option
it is probably anklestrapping, because of border orrife closure , also to facilitate the gliding in of the foot
for the rest i don,t know, IMO they were mainly in the Northern states
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ashtrey , sometimes in the 60 they repurposed it , never smoked charas in the ashram PEte ?
Its a slave bracelet.
thank you apostata. your comments are always very interestiing and informative. i have another of these as well. I have smoked alot of charas, but never in an ashram.