Ancient and modern adornments in Tibet
From the mural pictures of the Guge Kingdom ruins we can see some modes and wearing customs of aristocratic adornments in western Tibet during this period. At that time, among aristocrats, both men and women had the custom of wearing earrings, primarily gold. The shapes of earrings were mainly rounded and there were many protruding dots on the ring as decoration. And the hair adornments of women were similar to those of women in northern Tibet today a 20cm-wide woolen textile hanging down from forehead to the hair tail, and embellished with turquoise, coral and gold. Their necklaces were bead strings made of coral and turquoise and they wore four to six strings. In regard to pure gold necklaces, the pendants were mostly in the shape of a trefoil and were similar with the neck adornments of Buddha figures influenced by Nepalese art style of that period. During that time, the "Garwu" worn by women were round gold products. They were many rounds of concentric circle with coral or turquoise embedded in middle. The mode was simple but it had strong ornamental character.
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