The Manuscript Bracelet
A part of the Inheritance collection. Inspired by petroglyphs carved into rocks in the desert.
Thamudic is a name that refers to the ancient Arabic Thamudic tribe language found by nineteenth-century scholars for large numbers of inscriptions in Ancient North Arabian alphabets which have not yet been properly studied. These texts are found over a huge area from southern Syria to Yemen. 
Approximately 8.5 km east of Wadi Rum, at Disi, an Italian excavation uncovered an early Nabataean site, which was occupied before the Nabataeans moved to the rose-red city of Petra. Throughout the valley are scattered slabs of rocks with inscriptions in early Thamudic writing recording the names of travelers who passed through centuries ago.
These petroglyphs were found in the southwest of Saudi Arabia, Syria, Jordan and Yemen, and date back to approximately 853 BC.
 
A designer piece handmade in 18kr gold-plated silver.
Measurements: 5cm X 1.7cm
Weight: 2.5 Gram