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These old glass beads are found in Gambia and likely designed to simulate agate stone. Populating a wide swath of West Africa, the people of the Fulani tribe have long put high value on the decorative arts. Although the exact provenance of these beads is unknown it's possible that that they may have originated in Europe and been subsequently traded to the African Continent. Strung on a durable cord and nicely finished with raffia, each bead is unique and will have it's own special pattern and texture. Some beads may be chipped or show signs of age. Good for jewelry-making, home decor, or even may be worn as a necklace.
Old Striped Faux Agate Beads (9-16mm)
Original price
$59.00
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Original price
$59.00
Original price
$59.00
$59.00
$59.00
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$59.00
Current price
$59.00
These old glass beads are found in Gambia and likely designed to simulate agate stone. Populating a wide swath of West Africa, the people of the Fulani tribe have long put high value on the decorative arts. Although the exact provenance of these beads is unknown it's possible that that they may have originated in Europe and been subsequently traded to the African Continent. Strung on a durable cord and nicely finished with raffia, each bead is unique and will have it's own special pattern and texture. Some beads may be chipped or show signs of age. Good for jewelry-making, home decor, or even may be worn as a necklace.
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Product Details
These old glass beads are found in Gambia and likely designed to simulate agate stone. Populating a wide swath of West Africa, the people of the Fulani tribe have long put high value on the decorative arts. Although the exact provenance of these beads is unknown it's possible that that they may have originated in Europe and been subsequently traded to the African Continent. Strung on a durable cord and nicely finished with raffia, each bead is unique and will have it's own special pattern and texture. Some beads may be chipped or show signs of age. Good for jewelry-making, home decor, or even may be worn as a necklace.
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These old glass beads are found in Gambia and likely designed to simulate agate stone. Populating a wide swath of West Africa, the people of the Fulani tribe have long put high value on the decorative arts. Although the exact provenance of these beads is unknown it's possible that that they may have originated in Europe and been subsequently traded to the African Continent. Strung on a durable cord and nicely finished with raffia, each bead is unique and will have it's own special pattern and texture. Some beads may be chipped or show signs of age. Good for jewelry-making, home decor, or even may be worn as a necklace.