Size	XS	S	M	L
Euro	32/34	36	38	40
USA	0/2	4	6	8
Bust(in)	31-32	33	34	36
Bust(cm)	80.5-82.5	84.5	87	92
Waist(in)	24-25	26	27	29
Waist(cm)	62.5-64.5	66.5	69	74
Hips(in)	34-35	36	37	39
Hips(cm)	87.5-89.5	91.5	94	99

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Square Algerian handmade and carved brass Ashtray, all decorations and carvings are handmade.

Sizes:
Small: 100x100mm
Large: 130x130mm

A small glimpse into the Algerian brassware

The art of brassware, based on the work of the copper foil and its transformation into useful objects or simply decorative.

The artisans are drawn coppersmiths since the time of the Middle Ages.

For hundreds of years we have seen thus a succession of styles in an atmosphere furnished by the sound of hammers on copper.

The Algeria Brassware started since the Middle Ages and got great Turkish inspiration. Localized around the Kasbah, in neighborhoods that are reserved in Algiers, Tlemcen, Constantine and to a lesser degree in Ghardaia and Tindouf, its products reflect a rich ornamental. From Kérouana to Mahbès, through the cup and Taftali, these vases and containers are of unparalleled beauty. Using essentially the copper foil, the coppersmiths manufacture and decorate real art products.

The tops are the specialty of Constantine (eastern region of Algeria) which integrates more decorative oriental symbols. Among the local products, MAHB, CAFAT the Kirouana the M'rach and El Kettara, toilet articles, reflect a tradition in Erlangen

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By: Batja - batja@gorgonastudio.com

2015-11-27 00:59:34

Dear Hacene: Many thanks to you, and to your colleagues in Algeria and France, and especially the silversmith for fa facilitating my custom order for the two pendants, and arranging their delivery so quickly. The craftsmanship on both pieces is wonderful. I hope you will be able to include more pieces like thes these on your website in the future. Best wishes to you all. Bati

By: Miriam - France

2009-03-30 19:30:00

TrÃ¨s bon vendeur et trÃ¨s belles robes ! N'hÃ©sitez pas Ã commander !!! Miriam

By: Miloud & Carol Adnane - United Kingdom

2010-02-10 19:30:00

Hi Hacene The goods all arrived in perfect order, despite customs opening the parcel, and we understand about the customs duties. This is all a bit new to us, but we are learning as we go along! Please congratulate your talented artisan - we are absolutely delighted with the quality and craftmanship of the goods and can\'t wait to begin selling them. We shall certainly be ordering again! Thanks for all your help Miloud & Carol Adnane

By: Nina - United Kingdom

2008-01-22 19:30:00

Dear Hacene, I just received my beautiful Kabyle pendant and earrings! Thank you so much, they are amazing pieces! I instantly fell in love! You really have an amazing collection! and I can't wait for my next purchase! It was a pleasure doing business with you, very friendly and it is great being able to know exactly where a piece was made. Super fast shipping, great experience! Definitely on my favorite sellers/ website list! A perfect transaction in every way!! Highly recommended! A +++++ Thank you again,

By: Radia Djellal - France

2012-05-24 04:45:30

Bonsoir, J'ai bien reçu ma commande, belle surprise ! Je suis ravie" la paire de boucles et la bague sont magnifiques" Merci! Bonne continuation Radia Djellal

By: Miriam - France

2008-03-30 19:30:00