African Sand Cast Glass Beads: Mustard Yellow Matte Finish 12x13mm Strand

$31.95 0% OFF
African Sand Cast Glass Beads: Mustard Yellow Matte Finish 12x13mm Strand
African Sand Cast Glass Beads: Mustard Yellow Matte Finish 12x13mm Strand
African Sand Cast Glass Beads: Mustard Yellow Matte Finish 12x13mm Strand African Sand Cast Glass Beads: Mustard Yellow Matte Finish 12x13mm Strand

African Sand Cast Glass Beads: Mustard Yellow Matte Finish 12x13mm Strand

$31.95 0% OFF
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Overview

Discover the authentic beauty of African sand cast glass beads in this stunning mustard yellow strand. Each bead measures approximately 12x13mm and features the characteristic matte, translucent finish that makes sand cast beads so distinctive. The warm golden-yellow color evokes the rich earth tones of traditional African artistry.

Sand casting is an ancient glass-making technique that creates beads with organic, slightly irregular shapes and a unique tactile quality. These beads are perfect for ethnic-inspired jewelry designs, bohemian necklaces, or adding authentic African elements to your creations. The generous size makes them ideal as focal elements or for creating bold statement pieces that celebrate traditional craftsmanship.

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