This colorful beaded pectoral is from the Naga culture of Northeast India. Chunky wound glass orange beads are strung on a form which is backed by finely woven cotton. Eleven bronze head-shaped bells hang from the lower edge while two mithran flank a trio of rectangular bronze heads. The tie ends are long lost but its bold punch prevails. It measures 8" wide and high. Early to mid 20th century.  #7202  SOLD