Tribalgh
Beautiful African Beads - Handmade from Recycled Glass in Ghana
Beautiful African Beads - Handmade from Recycled Glass in Ghana
Low stock: 6 left
Item number:
SKU:SB-38639
Check shipping cost
Check shipping cost
Standard shipping cost for this item is $ 6.95.
Insured "AIR MAIL" anywhere in the world.
Delivery time for Europe is 7-14 working days.
Delivery time for USA and the rest of the World is 14-21 working days.
We combine shipping on multiple purchases!
DHL option available for faster delivery ( 2 - 4 working days ) to all over the world.
During your checkout you will be able to see cost and select DHL option.
FREE upgrade to DHL for orders over $ 200.
Couldn't load pickup availability
Experience the exquisite craftsmanship of these beautiful powder glass African beads, meticulously handmade by the skilled artisans of Kroboland in Ghana, West Africa. These beads are designed to imitate the intricate designs of old Venetian fancy trade beads.
- Strand Length: Approximately 27" (69 cm)
- Bead Size: 8 - 9 mm in diameter
These stunning beads are made from recycled bottles and other glass items, which are crushed into a fine powder. This powder is then carefully placed into molds to create these attractive beads. Each bead is 100% handmade, ensuring a unique and high-quality product.
YOUR STRAND WILL BE IDENTICAL TO THE STRAND SHOWN IN THE PHOTOGRAPH (GIVEN NORMAL VARIATION SINCE THESE BEADS ARE ALL COMPLETELY HANDMADE).
The people of Krobo in Ghana utilize traditional techniques to produce these recycled powder glass beads. The process involves crushing recycled glass into a fine powder, which is then carefully molded and fired. This age-old technique not only showcases their remarkable craftsmanship but also highlights the importance of trade beads in Ghana and Africa. These beads have played a significant role in trade and cultural exchange, symbolizing both economic and artistic heritage.
Explore our full collection of New African Krobo Glass Beads. Discover more unique pieces in our Archives of African Made Beads. Learn more about the bead-making process from the artisans themselves in this informative video.
Share
