Peribory in Soviet ebonite — handmade, one of a kind, no. 65.
Ebonite began as an industrial insulator and as stock for mouthpieces, combs, and instrument housings, so Soviet reserves are dense, honest rubber without modern cost-cutting fillers. Read more about the material on the “Soviet ebonite” page.
The maker carefully balances calibre and the gap between grains: too tight and the flow bogs down, too loose and the rhythm is lost, so well-judged peribory are prized for their measured, almost musical run.
Handmade by Alex Alessandro. It cannot be reproduced exactly. Weight 48 g. This piece is sold; we can craft a similar one to order.
Peribory in Soviet ebonite, handmade, one of a kind
- Material
- Soviet ebonite (USSR)
- Model
- Peribory
- Beads
- 33
- Weight
- 48 g
- Master
- Alex Alessandro
Wipe with a soft dry cloth. Store apart from keys and coins. Natural materials develop a noble patina over time.
What's includedBlack box with brass embossing, a card signed by Sergey with the number, and a soft pouch.
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