Woven Pattern Coppery-Gold Bangle Bracelet

The item is a wide, sturdy bangle bracelet, appearing to be crafted from a solid material, possibly wood or a composite, which has been finished with a metallic, coppery-gold paint or coating. Its overall form is circular, designed to slip over the hand onto the wrist. The exterior of the bracelet is characterized by a distinctive decorative band that runs around approximately two-thirds of its circumference. This band features a raised, interwoven or basket-weave pattern, creating a textured surface that contrasts with the smoother finish of the remaining portion of the bracelet. The interior surface of the bracelet is smooth, showing the same coppery-gold finish, though with some minor areas of wear or discoloration. The edges of the bracelet, especially on the inside and where the textured pattern meets the smooth section, reveal some chipping and loss of the metallic finish, exposing a lighter, possibly off-white or natural wood-tone material underneath. There are also several small dark spots or blemishes on the interior and exterior smooth surfaces, suggesting minor age-related wear or dirt accumulation. The craftsmanship appears to be of moderate quality, with the woven pattern being consistent. It likely dates from the mid to late 20th century, possibly as a costume piece designed to emulate higher-value metal jewelry due to its painted finish. The width of the bangle is substantial, contributing to its bold and statement-making appearance.