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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

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

This Set Of 9 Wood Wall Art Features Solid Natural Acacia Wood Finished In A White Washed Ivory With Coffee Brown Undertones. Because Each Is Individually Handcrafted, Natural Variation Will Occur From Piece To Piece.

• Overall: 16'' H x 16'' W
• Wall-Mounting Hardware Included: Yes
• Individual Piece: 16'' H x 16'' W

These beautiful hand-carved acacia wood links will draw attention to any coffee table or mantle.

• Overall: 5.5'' H x 30'' W x 8'' D
• Overall Product Weight: 12lb.

Large and chunky. Love!. Anonymous. . 2024-08-20 18:13:44

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

Natural mango wood log displayed on a matte black base. Each piece is handcrafted making it unique. Sizes will vary. Cracks and variations in the grain are normal.

• Overall: 12.75'' H x 28.75'' W x 3.75'' D
• Overall Product Weight: 8.6lb.

The reclaimed wood round disc is mounted on an iron and wood base creating a unique and interesting art object. Add character and dimension to your mantle, console or bookshelves with these found wood and iron sculptures.

• Reclaimed wood design – Rich with history and natural imperfections.
• Iron and wood base – Provides a sturdy, industrial contrast.
• Neutral tones – Easily blends with rustic, modern, and eclectic interiors.
• One-of-a-kind appeal – Each piece is unique in grain and markings.
• Versatile décor – Ideal for tabletops, shelving, or as a focal display.

Hundreds of sustainably sourced cowry shells comprise this artisan-crafted necklace, which comes with a sturdy metal display stand. We love it on a shelf or mantel, either on its own or grouped with similar pieces.

• Overall Product Weight: 5lb.

Expensive but they do look gorgeous. They are just what my space needed. Carole. Sonoma, CA. 2025-05-08 16:53:15

Bring the charm of rustic style to your home with this abstract sculpture. Its unique design complements the cozy atmosphere of a farmhouse or country home and effortlessly elevates your decor .

• Overall: 11'' H x 12'' W x 9.5'' D
• Overall Product Weight: 5lb.

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.