Discover the elegance and rich heritage of the Afghanistan Turkmen Woman's Ceremonial Headdress, a piece hailing from the diverse cultural of the Middle East. This headdress is a testament to the intricate craftsmanship of the 19th and 20th centuries, reflecting the unique artistic expressions of its time. Adorn your collection with this exquisite headpiece, which not only serves as a stunning decorative object but also as a vessel carrying the stories and traditions of the Middle Eastern region. It's an opportunity to own a fragment of history, to appreciate the resilience and beauty of Afghan Turkmen heritage through this beautifully preserved ceremonial headdress. The piece would have been worn at the wedding or special occasions. The elaborate piece is covered in stones such as lapis. 
 
The Turkmen were a nomadic tribe native to Central Asia, mainly Turkmenistan. The Turkmen women are known for there embroidery skills. The women did not draw out embroidery patterns or use stencils; the embroidery was simply done by eye.
 
The piece is missing a few stones, but is in rather very good condition. 
 
Dimensions: 6 1/2" X 20"