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Keywords: técnica de grabado en frío, pulsera de cobre


Pulsera de cobre hecha a mano


Title: Pulsera de cobre hecha a mano
Category: Jewellery
Country: Rumanía / Ardeal
Period: XX Century
Provided by: Edunet
Source: Youtube, internet, hadarugart web site
Photo Gallery: https://hadarugart.weebly.com/bratari-din-cupru-gravate-manu...

Description:

En Rumania, hay pocos artesanos que hacen joyas de cobre con símbolos Dacic.
En el video, el artesano nos muestra cómo se hace un brazalete con símbolos dacios, símbolos que datan de más de 2,000 años.
El artesano hizo sus pulseras solo con alicates y martillo y grabado en frío.
En la tradición popular es conodido desde la antigüedad el uso de un brazalete de cobre para aliviar el dolor causado por la artritis o el reumatismo, especialmente en áreas donde la humedad en la atmósfera es alta.
 


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