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Description: Ankle bracelets - Ivory Coast These bracelets were worn by noble women, sometimes by traditional healers, mid-twentieth century. The bells had a musical function but also aesthetic and ostentatious. Their size and number indicated the social status of the person. Bracelets three or five bells should belong to unmarried girls.
Title: Bracelets de cheville. Culture Dan
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