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This exceptional strand of antique wood prayer beads was in the Amhara region of Northern Ethiopia. This type of bead is typically worn in the rural areas by the pious and devoted and is sometimes combined with an Ethiopian Coptic Cross. Newer varieties of such beads are becoming more commonplace but this authentic strand was actually worn and used by village people and shows sign of age. Each strand is unique and may vary slightly in length and bead count from strand pictured.
Vintage Ethiopian Wooden Prayer Beads (White)
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Original price
$15.00
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Original price
$15.00
Original price
$15.00
$15.00
$15.00
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$15.00
Current price
$15.00
This exceptional strand of antique wood prayer beads was in the Amhara region of Northern Ethiopia. This type of bead is typically worn in the rural areas by the pious and devoted and is sometimes combined with an Ethiopian Coptic Cross. Newer varieties of such beads are becoming more commonplace but this authentic strand was actually worn and used by village people and shows sign of age. Each strand is unique and may vary slightly in length and bead count from strand pictured.
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Product Details
This exceptional strand of antique wood prayer beads was in the Amhara region of Northern Ethiopia. This type of bead is typically worn in the rural areas by the pious and devoted and is sometimes combined with an Ethiopian Coptic Cross. Newer varieties of such beads are becoming more commonplace but this authentic strand was actually worn and used by village people and shows sign of age. Each strand is unique and may vary slightly in length and bead count from strand pictured.
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This exceptional strand of antique wood prayer beads was in the Amhara region of Northern Ethiopia. This type of bead is typically worn in the rural areas by the pious and devoted and is sometimes combined with an Ethiopian Coptic Cross. Newer varieties of such beads are becoming more commonplace but this authentic strand was actually worn and used by village people and shows sign of age. Each strand is unique and may vary slightly in length and bead count from strand pictured.