Indonesian Glass Beads
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Donut and Rondelle Shape Beads (46)
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Flat Ovals, Square, Cubes (2)
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Indo-Pacific "Trade" Beads (2)
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Java "Trade" Beads Large Individual (30)
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Melon Beads (1)
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Mixed Strands (1)
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Recycled Glass Beads (2)
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Round Lampwork Glass Beads (26)
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Triangle Shape Beads (1)
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Tubes, Barrels, Tapered Tube Beads (14)
What Are Indonesian Glass Beads?
Indonesia has a centuries-long history of glass bead making. Indonesian glass beads come in a wide variety of colors, shapes, and sizes. The most popular colors are white, blue and green. The beads are usually strung on thin thread or wire and can be worn as bracelets, necklaces, or earrings.
The traditional designs of Indonesian glass beads date back centuries when the beads were first made and traded by the Dutch East India Company. The Dutch used the beads to trade with the people of Indonesia for spices, tobacco, and other goods.
Today, Indonesian glass beads are still made by hand, using the same methods that have been passed down from generation to generation. The beads are often given as gifts or used to decorate clothing, jewelry, and other items.
If you’re looking for a unique gift or piece of jewelry, consider Indonesian glass beads. The beads are beautiful and come in a variety of colors, shapes, and sizes. Plus, they have a rich history dating back centuries. Indonesian glass beads make a great addition to any collection
We carry many contemporary designs of “manik ” as well as many beads in the traditional colors and patterns of the Indo-Pacific Trade. Please keep in mind, these beads are all made by hand. Sizes and colors may vary. On occasion, if there is a great difference in color and/or shape per shipment, this will be noted, or even listed as a “variation” on the original listing.