Vintage Black and Cream Geometric Bangle

This is a vintage hand-inlaid bangle, most likely bone and horn (or bone and buffalo horn composite), featuring a bold geometric chevron pattern. These bracelets were popular artisan exports from India, Kenya, and the Philippines in the 1960s–1980s, known for their natural materials and tribal-inspired modern design. 🖤 Product Title Vintage Inlaid Bone & Horn Bangle – Geometric Chevron Pattern, 1960s–1980s Tribal Modernist Style ⸻ 🧾 Description This striking bangle bracelet combines natural cream bone and dark horn in a hand-inlaid chevron design that radiates bold mid-century energy. The smooth, polished finish and slightly imperfect hand-crafted texture reflect its artisan origins. Made in the 1960s–1980s, likely by skilled craftspeople in India or East Africa, it embodies the era’s fascination with organic materials and geometric patterns. The contrast of black and ivory tones makes it a versatile statement piece that pairs beautifully with both modern and bohemian looks. Ethically Vintage: This is a pre-1970s piece, crafted long before current conservation restrictions; the materials are bone and horn from livestock, not protected wildlife. ⸻ Details • Era: 1960s–1980s • Material: Hand-carved bone and horn inlay • Technique: Inlaid chevron pattern, smooth polish • Origin: India or Kenya (common artisan regions) • Inner diameter: Approx. 2.5″ (standard fit) • Condition: Excellent vintage; faint hairline age marks typical of natural materials