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African Beaded Bracelet – Handmade Glass Beads from Ghana
African Beaded Bracelet – Handmade Glass Beads from Ghana
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African Beaded Bracelet – Handmade Krobo Glass Beads
Discover the beauty of African craftsmanship with this stunning beaded bracelet, handcrafted by the talented artisans of Kroboland in Ghana, West Africa. Designed to replicate the timeless elegance of Venetian fancy glass trade beads, this exquisite piece adds a touch of culture and heritage to your jewelry collection.
- Bracelet Size: Inner circumference (unstretched) of approximately 6 3/4" (17 cm), comfortably fitting wrists up to 8" (21 cm).
- Bead Size: Each bead measures 9 - 10 mm in diameter.
Crafted from recycled glass bottles and other materials, the beads are meticulously crushed into a fine powder, placed into molds, and fired in a traditional firewood kiln. The result is a vibrant, eco-friendly jewelry piece that celebrates sustainability and African heritage.
YOUR BRACELET WILL BE IDENTICAL TO THE STRAND SHOWN IN THE PHOTOGRAPH (GIVEN NORMAL VARIATION SINCE THESE BEADS ARE ALL COMPLETELY HANDMADE).
The Art of Krobo Bead Making
In Ghana, the Krobo people have been making glass beads for centuries using traditional techniques passed down through generations. The process involves recycling glass into a fine powder, carefully molded, and fired in a clay oven. Each bead is meticulously shaped and hand-painted, making every bracelet a true work of art. These beads have historically been used as currency and symbols of status, trade, and cultural heritage in Africa.
These trade beads continue to be a powerful representation of African artistry and craftsmanship.
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