Abou Bakrine Schmiedet Einen Ring [by mediensalon.at on Vimeo]

This video shows the creation of a tradtional touareg silver ring by a traditional silver-smith in Timbuktu, Mali / West-Africa. It follows the steps of creation from the retrieval of silver coins as a base material over the melting process to casting, forging and engraving. The work has been done by Abou Bakrine, a traditional, young touareg silver-smith.
Camera: Christian Schrenk
Assistance: Klaus Stecher
Editing: Hubert Rieger
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[@ismailyilmaz2522]

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[@godschildyes]

I love this! You got a real good video of the process! I especially enjoyed watching him sip his drink while he pressed on the air compressor! His work is amazing and I ADORE Twareg jewelry and clothing!

[@christinastarr2374]

Beautiful people and culture my partner Moussa Albaka also is a master of this craft and he inspires me every day on the beautiful design, Craftsmanship and detailed engravings inspired by nature, love and a culture that must never be lost.

[@anthonywest4173]

BEAUTIFUL CRAFTSMANSHIP.

[@undercovercameras]

I would prefer that ring than anything made in a factory made with heat a steel spike and a hammer thats how we started in the beginning thanks for the upload

[@vincentrosa9631]

Unbelievable craftsmanship

[@vladimirkovacevic1656]

awesome ring

[@yizraeladiyaofyahua9784]

I'm #EnChanted With The #AFRICAN #FreanchSpeaking #TUAREG.

[@skullcollector29]

Amazing cool....!

[@vect0rwolf]

Of course, without power, you would have to drift the hole in the ring. I think I may have to try this with my scrap casting buttons.

[@scislife2398]

Ummm do they speak french in Timbuktu? 😳 I think I'm more surprised by that. What is the local language?

[@donnag874]

how many grams of silver?

[@babarr5772]

Pas mal ...

[@babulshaikh502]

Making bes goldsmith man