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These green ghana glass beads are commonly known as "kente beads." Spherical in shape with a golden brown stripe through the middle, these African ...
View full detailsCheckout this beautiful strand of grey color Ashanti glass saucer beads. The process of making these beads is unique to Africa and has been used fo...
View full detailsTake a closer look at this lovely strand of Blue and Green Krobo Beads. Made by the people of Krobo Mountain in Ghana, West Africa. Many designs of...
View full detailsCheckout this beautiful strand of Ashanti glass saucer beads. The process of making these beads is unique to Africa and has been used for over 1000...
View full detailsThis colorful bundle of fused recycled glass beads is handcrafted by artisans in Ghana using traditional methods that transform powdered glass into...
View full detailsTake a second to appreciate the true artisan craftsmanship of these Afghani Glass Beads likely made from old bangles. This is a more unusual cut of...
View full detailsTake a look at this exceptionally large strand of jumbo-sized recycled glass beads. Large beads such as these are hard to find and even harder to f...
View full detailsThese distinctive vintage glass beads from Nigeria were made to resemble the rich red-orange color and appearance of natural sea coral. Coral beads...
View full detailsThese distinctive vintage glass beads from Nigeria were made to resemble the rich red-orange color and appearance of natural sea coral. Coral beads...
View full detailsThese distinctive vintage glass beads from Nigeria were made to resemble the rich red-orange color and appearance of natural sea coral. Coral beads...
View full detailsThese distinctive vintage glass beads from Nigeria were made to resemble the rich red-orange color and appearance of natural sea coral. Coral beads...
View full detailsCheckout this beautiful strand of Ashanti glass disk beads. The process of making these beads is unique to Africa and has been used for over 1000 y...
View full detailsThis strand of interlocking Czech glass beads is called "SNAKE" trade beads because of its similarity to the snake vertebrae. They date back from...
View full detailsAdmire these delightful donut-shape beads handcrafted on the island of Java. Indonesia has a ancient and storied tradition of glass-making that ext...
View full detailsFound in Nigeria, these authentic Venetian Glass Trade Beads derive their name from their resemblance to natural teeth. Dogtooth beads are characte...
View full detailsThese great beads are made by the Krobo People of Ghana, Africa. Powder glass beads are made by crushing glass to a fine powder and heating it so t...
View full detailsThis beautiful strand of African powder glass beads was made by the people of Krobo Mountain in Ghana, West Africa. Many designs of Krobo beads are...
View full detailsThese authentic navy blue Turkhana beads were worn by the people of northwest Kenya. Less prominent but slightly more numbers than the Maasai, the ...
View full detailsA beautiful strand of powder glass African beads, made by the people of Krobo Mountain in Ghana, West Africa. Many designs of Krobo beads are patte...
View full detailsA beautiful strand of powder glass African beads, made by the people of Krobo Mountain in Ghana, West Africa. Many designs of Krobo beads are patte...
View full detailsThis special bundle brings together ten strands of our all time best selling recycled glass beads in our classic 14 millimeter size. In each purcha...
View full detailsDelight in this colorful medley of vintage glass beads! Likely made from pressed glass using the Prosser method, beads such as these were made in E...
View full detailsGhana is known for its history of traditional bead-making. These beautiful powder glass beads are made by Krobo tribe people using centuries-old te...
View full detailsCheckout this beautiful strand of green sandcast beads from Ghana, West Africa. Beads such as these are often worn as traditional waist beads. The ...
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