This particular item is a piece of Ethiopian cultural heritage. It is an antique copper neck ring, also referred to as a torque or Torq, that was used as a form of dowry currency by the Oromo People of Ethiopia in the late 19th century. The ring is worn around the neck and is typically quite heavy. The outer surface of the ring is covered with ornate decorations, such as intricate geometric patterns, that were crafted by skilled artisans. The overall design of the ring represents the cultural and artistic values of the Oromo People. Today, such neck rings are highly valued by collectors and enthusiasts of African tribal art.
Neck Ring/ Torque measures approx. 6" by 6 " inches in width. The depth is 1"
