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Recycled glass beads are a type of indigenously produced African bead from Ghana West Africa. These beautiful red recycled beads are made using an ...
View full detailsNamed after the famous American expedition led by Captain Meriwether Lewis and his close friend Second Lieutenant William Clark, these beads are in...
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 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 detailsCheckout this beautiful strand of glass beads fashioned after traditional Flower trade beads. The strand has approximately 160 beads and measures 2...
View full detailsBeautiful strand of glass beads in a nice multicolor color. The strand has approximately 53 beads and measures 29" in length. Each bead measures 10...
View full detailsThese multicolor powder glass beads are inspired by traditional "Aja" trade beads. Shaped as thin, sliced disks, these great beads open up a pletho...
View full detailsTake a look at this exceptionally large strand of jumbo-sized multicolor recycled glass beads. Large beads such as these are hard to find and even ...
View full detailsWhile the exact provenance of these ancient glass beads is shrouded in mystery, beads such as these are sometimes found in the deserts of Mali, Wes...
View full detailsRecycled glass beads are a type of indigenously produced African bead from Ghana West Africa. These beautiful blue color recycled beads are made us...
View full detailsA beautiful strand of powder glass African beads, made by the people of Krobo Mountain (Ghana, West Africa), reproducing old Venetian FANCY trade b...
View full detailsThese beautiful African powder glass beads was made by the people of Krobo Mountain in Ghana, West Africa. Many designs of Krobo beads are patterne...
View full detailsTake a look at this exceptionally large strand of jumbo-sized red recycled glass beads. Large beads such as these are hard to find and even harder ...
View full detailsCheckout these beautiful and unusual old Ethiopian glass beads known as "tomato beads". The strand measures 28", with beads measuring approximatel...
View full detailsNamed after the famous American expedition led by Captain Meriwether Lewis and his close friend Second Lieutenant William Clark, these beads are in...
View full detailsThese authentic Djenne beads derive their name from the ancient city in Mali where they are found. Also known locally as Nila beads, they are said ...
View full detailsTake a look at this exceptionally large strand of jumbo-sized blue recycled glass beads. Large beads such as these are hard to find and even harder...
View full detailsThese white padre beads are found in Ethiopia, East Africa. Originally European made and have been traded in African in the late 1800 early 1900's....
View full detailsRecycled glass beads are a type of indigenously produced African bead from Ghana West Africa. These beautiful green color recycled beads are made u...
View full detailsRecycled glass beads are a type of indigenously produced African bead from Ghana West Africa. These beautiful purple color recycled beads are made ...
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 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 detailsFrom the villages of Ghana, these beautiful recycled glass beads are made by artisan craftspeople 100% by hand. The beads themselves are made using...
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...
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