Orange & Yellow Fused Krobo Rondelle Recycled Glass Beads | 14–16 mm African Trade Beads | Handmade in Ghana
Orange & Yellow Fused Krobo Rondelle Recycled Glass Beads | 14–16 mm African Trade Beads | Handmade in Ghana
Overview
✨ Turn every jewelry piece into a cultural statement. These orange and yellow fused Krobo beads are radiant, bold, and authentically handcrafted by Krobo artisans in Ghana.
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📝 These Orange & Yellow Fused Krobo Rondelle Beads bring an explosion of vibrant color and heritage to your jewelry designs. Each bead is meticulously handcrafted by skilled Krobo artisans using 100% recycled glass, blending vivid orange and bright yellow hues with striking black tribal-style patterns.
Whether you're creating statement necklaces, festival jewelry, or boho chic accessories, these beads are designed to catch the eye and tell a story — the story of West African artistry and sustainability.
🌿 Why These Beads Stand Out:
♻️ Eco-friendly and artisan-made from recycled glass.
✋ Each bead is hand-painted and fused with care — no two strands are alike.
🔥 Bold orange and yellow color palette with black patterns for a high-contrast look.
🌍 Crafted using centuries-old Krobo techniques, supporting Ghanaian artisan communities.
🧵 Large-hole rondelle shape makes them perfect for stringing on leather cords, chains, or wire.
⚡ Pro Tips for Designers:
Pair with brass pendants or matte black beads for striking contrast in necklaces or earrings.
Photograph against charcoal or linen backdrops for Pinterest and Shopify thumbnails that pop.
Create “limited edition bundles” by pairing these with green or red Krobo strands to boost cart value and urgency.
Use in mixed bead designs to create Afro-fusion jewelry that appeals to both cultural collectors and contemporary fashion enthusiasts.
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📐 Specifications
Bead Size: 14 – 16 mm (Rondelle shape)
Hole Size: 2.5 – 3 mm (Large Hole Beads)
Material: 100% Recycled Glass
Colors: Bright yellow and vivid orange with black tribal patterning
Quantity: 1 full strand (approximately 99 beads)
Origin: Handcrafted in Ghana 🇬🇭
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⚠️ Disclaimer
Please note that product colors and sizes may vary slightly due to their handmade nature.
Don’t Eat! Our beads are not edible and should be kept out of reach of children.
Thank you for your understanding.
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