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Glass beads have been made for centuries throughout Africa. Using a technique that has been handed down from generation to generation, our makers begin by compressing glass into a dry grain, and heating the grain so that the pieces form together. The recycled glass is rushed into a porcelain cast. The stem of a cassava leaf is used to make the hole. The beads are baked in a furnace causing the glass to melt together and cassava stem to burn, leaving only the grainy textured "sandglass" bead behind. Our makers are members of Ghana's Krobo Tribe in Western Africa. Beads have played an important role in the cultural life of many communities throughout the Continent of Africa, and remain to this day a symbol of wealth and a form of currency.

• Overall: 16'' H x 5.5'' W x 3'' D
• Overall Product Weight: 5lb.

This is the opaque color beads. Absolutely gorgeous! Beautiful art sculpture. Well-made unique. Love it!. Patti. Greenwell Springs, LA. 2022-09-13 18:35:00

Glass beads have been made for centuries throughout Africa. Using a technique that has been handed down from generation to generation, our makers begin by compressing glass into a dry grain, and heating the grain so that the pieces form together. The recycled glass is rushed into a porcelain cast. The stem of a cassava leaf is used to make the hole. The beads are baked in a furnace causing the glass to melt together and cassava stem to burn, leaving only the grainy textured "sandglass" bead behind. Our makers are members of Ghana's Krobo Tribe in Western Africa. Beads have played an important role in the cultural life of many communities throughout the Continent of Africa, and remain to this day a symbol of wealth and a form of currency.

• Overall: 15'' H x 5'' W x 3'' D
• Overall Product Weight: 4lb.

Beautiful piece.. Anonymous. . 2024-12-02 16:16:34

Glass beads have been made for centuries throughout Africa. Using a technique that has been handed down from generation to generation, our makers begin by compressing glass into a dry grain, and heating the grain so that the pieces form together. The recycled glass is rushed into a porcelain cast. The stem of a cassava leaf is used to make the hole. The beads are baked in a furnace causing the glass to melt together and the cassava stem to burn, leaving only the grainy textured "sandglass" bead behind.

. Anonymous. . 2024-11-27 21:02:43

Our beads are carefully constructed with the finest quality materials, solid structures, and finishes. Accentuate your style while planning your interior design. Our creative and decorative beads are durable and are made to last! Imagine adding these accent beads to your shelf or collection? We believe it will become one of your favorite finishing touches in any room. This home accent piece will brighten and add a touch of fun and surprise to your home decor. Fine workmanship beads are a way to beautify personal space, decorate entrances, living rooms, your study, bookshelves, tabletops, bedside table, mantles, and more. A perfect decoration for upscale hotels and offices. A great gift idea for anyone!

• Mindful Living - Designed for serene spaces, this calming piece adds a sense of intention and presence to your personal sanctuary or workspace.

Farmhouse Wooden garlands are an emerging trend for the new age homes, from modern to boho and everything in between. The garland includes 50 wooden beads and a jute tassel on each end. Weight: 0.6 lbs 69"L

Glass beads have been made for centuries throughout Africa. Using a technique that has been handed down from generation to generation, our makers begin by compressing glass into a dry grain, and heating the grain so that the pieces form together. The recycled glass is rushed into a porcelain cast. The stem of a cassava leaf is used to make the hole. The beads are baked in a furnace causing the glass to melt together and the cassava stem to burn, leaving only the grainy textured "sandglass" bead behind. Our makers are members of Ghana's Krobo Tribe in Western Africa. Beads have played an important role in the cultural life of many communities throughout the Continent of Africa, and remain to this day a symbol of wealth and a form of currency.

• Overall Product Weight: 2lb.

. kimberly. Atlanta, GA. 2025-04-29 10:48:49

We’ve ombre’d lighting in this latest coastal chic chandelier. Wooden beads in various shades of blue drape gracefully in gradient layers, capped with a rattan-wrapped circular frame. This would look serene in a living room or breakfast nook.

• Number of Lights: 8
• Fixture Design: Unique / Statement
• Adjustable Length: Yes
• Fixture Material: Wood
• Dimmable: Yes

Stunning!!. Susan. Knoxville, TN. 2022-08-13 19:32:28

Our "Northern Lodge" collection is designed for sophisticated nature-lovers; Display delicate botanicals and light, natural hues for an elegant, yet rustic environment. Add a touch of whimsical holiday cheer to any seasonal display with our versatile collection of garlands featuring a wide array of colors and textures.

• Paulownia wood block and bead garland
• Includes Jute tassel
• This holiday piece shines in rustic and boho décor styles
• 90% paulownia wood, 10% jute
• 72 in L x 1 in W x 1 in H

Now styled as a flush mount, the wood bead fixture is stunning, even on a smaller scale. The wooden beads drape gracefully in gradient layers, connecting to a jute-wrapped circular frame.

• SOCKETS: 6 (six) 60 Watt Max B Type Candelabra Base (E12) Bulbs (Not Included)
• Socket: E12 Candelabra

Our porcelains are all handmade in the region where it was invented thousands of years ago. Crafted by small family workshops. Proudly handmade with passion.

• Overall: 22'' H x 0.75'' W x 1.25'' D

These beads are beautiful, the sapphireindigo color is stunning! I did try unwrapping the rope to make it easier to use, but it seems as though it would unravel and ruin the bead strand. I have mine with another stand of sea glass beads in a grayishbrown color in a Cooper bowl. You won’t be disappointed, it’s a great product.. Renee. Marcellus, NY. 2022-07-04 18:08:17

Glass beads have been made for centuries throughout Africa. Using a technique that has been handed down from generation to generation, our makers begin by compressing glass into a dry grain, and heating the grain so that the pieces form together. The recycled glass is rushed into a porcelain cast. The stem of a cassava leaf is used to make the hole. The beads are baked in a furnace causing the glass to melt together and the cassava stem to burn, leaving only the grainy textured "sandglass" bead behind.

Glass beads have been made for centuries throughout Africa. Using a technique that has been handed down from generation to generation, our makers begin by compressing glass into a dry grain, and heating the grain so that the pieces form together. The recycled glass is rushed into a porcelain cast. The stem of a cassava leaf is used to make the hole. The beads are baked in a furnace causing the glass to melt together and the cassava stem to burn, leaving only the grainy textured "sandglass" bead behind.