1970s Nepalese Silver & Coral Cuff with Dragon–Serpent Motif

1970s Nepalese Silver & Coral Cuff with Dragon–Serpent MotifA powerful hand crafted silver cuff sourced in Nepal in the 1970s. The piece features three large deep red coral cabochons framed by traditional ropework and granulation. On each side sits an extraordinary repouss depiction of a dragon biting a serpent a protective Himalayan motif symbolising strength, guardianship, and the overcoming of harmful forces. This cuff carries no silver hallmark, which is typical for Nepalese artisan jewellery of this era.

These types of semi-sheer cotton dresses were often handmade at home during the 1930s

Would also look effortlessly chic with high-waisted denim flairs and a gorgeous silk scarf worn as a belt

but more room in shoulders due to sleeve styleWaist: freeHip:free Sleeve length: 63cmLength (shoulder to hem): 107cm

EU 40–42

body is very forgiving

Waist: 32cm

While it closely resembles silk

flowing effortlessly with the body

Condition is good for its age

Minimal pilling consistent with age

Waist: 38 cm / 15”

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