Handmade African Trade Beads: 10-11mm Krobo Recycled Glass Beads
Handmade African Trade Beads: 10-11mm Krobo Recycled Glass Beads
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Introducing a beautiful matching strand of NEW powder glass African beads, meticulously handcrafted by the skilled artisans of Kroboland in Ghana, West Africa. These beads imitate the intricate designs of old Fancy Venetian glass trade beads, bringing a touch of history and artistry to your collection.
- Strand Length: Approximately 24 3/4" (62.5 cm)
- Bead Size: Approximately 10-11 mm in diameter
These stunning beads are created from recycled glass bottles and other glass items, which are crushed into a fine powder. This powder is then poured into molds and transformed into the exquisite beads you see here. Each bead is 100% handmade, reflecting the dedication and craftsmanship of the Krobo people.
YOUR STRAND WILL BE IDENTICAL TO THE STRAND SHOWN IN THE PHOTOGRAPH (GIVEN NORMAL VARIATION SINCE THESE BEADS ARE ALL COMPLETELY HANDMADE).
The technique used by the Krobo people to produce these recycled powder glass beads is a traditional craft that has been passed down through generations. This method not only highlights their exceptional skill but also emphasizes the importance of sustainability and recycling in their community. Trade beads hold significant cultural and historical importance in Ghana and across Africa, symbolizing trade, wealth, and social status.
Explore our collection of the New African Krobo Glass Beads currently available for sale, browse the Archives of African Made Beads, or watch our YouTube video on how Krobos produce their beads.