Multi-Bead and Leather Pendant Necklace

This appears to be a handcrafted pendant or necklace featuring a blend of natural and manufactured beads. The primary structure is a light brown, possibly leather, cord that forms a series of decorative knots near the top. Suspended below the main knot work is a single, large, irregular-shaped clear to pale green glass bead, encased within additional leather cording. Below this central bead, several tassels or strands of smaller, varied beads dangle. These strands include numerous smaller, faceted deep red glass beads; elongated, cylindrical beads with multicolored stripes (blues, greens, yellows, oranges, and white), reminiscent of antique Venetian trade beads or millefiori glass; and some small, brassy or dull gold-toned metal beads, possibly representing spacers, which show some tarnish or patina. The construction seems robust, utilizing secure knotting and evident handcraftsmanship. The overall style suggests an ethnic, bohemian, or artisan aesthetic, possibly from the late 20th or early 21st century. The leather cords appear to be in good condition with no visible fraying or excessive wear, though the metal components show some natural aging. The vibrant colors of the striped beads provide a striking contrast against the earthy tones of the leather and the deep red beads. The small metal findings on the separate, thinner cord visible in the upper right hint at a complete necklace assembly with a common lobster claw clasp.