Krobo Yellow Glass Beads | African Trade Beads Ghana | Large Hole Strand
Krobo Yellow Glass Beads | African Trade Beads Ghana | Large Hole Strand
Overview
Sun-rich yellow beads handcrafted in Ghana — bold color, raw texture, pure statement energy.
Bring warmth and vibrancy to your designs with these authentic Krobo recycled glass beads, handmade in Ghana using centuries-old techniques.
These beads feature a rich mustard-yellow tone with a soft matte finish, creating a grounded yet striking aesthetic. Their bold cylindrical shape makes them ideal for statement jewelry and standout focal designs.
Each bead is crafted from recycled glass and kiln-fired in clay molds, giving every piece its own subtle variation in tone and texture.
✨ No molds, no mass production — just real craftsmanship.
📏 Specifications
Bead Size: Approx. 13–14mm x 20–22mm
Hole Size: Approx. 2–2.5mm
Material: Recycled glass
Color: Yellow (mustard tone)
Quantity: 1 strand (Approx. 12 beads)
Origin: Handmade in Ghana
Style: Large hole beads
🎯 Perfect For
Statement necklaces
Afro-boho jewelry designs
Waist beads & bracelets
Mixed media textile art
Layered bead styling
💎 Why These Sell
Bold high-contrast color (great for visual search)
Chunky size = strong presence in designs
Handmade texture = premium feel
Easy to pair with brass, leather, or mixed beads
Ideal for both beginners and pro designers
⚠️ Disclaimer
Please note that colors and sizes may vary slightly due to their handmade nature. No two beads are exactly the same.
🚫 Do not eat. Beads are not edible and should be kept away from children.
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