Green Striped Krobo Kente Glass Beads | Handcrafted Powdered Glass Beads from Ghana | Approx. 17 Beads
Celebrate African craftsmanship with refreshing green Kente-inspired glass beads designed to inspire distinctive jewelry creations.
Introduce natural elegance into your jewelry designs with these Sage Green & Gold Striped Krobo Powdered Glass Tube Beads, handcrafted by talented Krobo artisans in Ghana using recycled glass. The soft sage green body is beautifully accented with golden yellow and cocoa brown Kente-inspired stripes, creating a calming yet sophisticated palette inspired by African landscapes and textile traditions.
Their large tube profile makes them ideal for statement necklaces, bracelets, earrings, rosaries, textile embellishments, and mixed-media artwork. The earthy color combination pairs beautifully with brass, wood, gemstones, leather, bone, and other handcrafted African beads.
Every strand is individually handmade, ensuring authentic character and preserving the rich cultural heritage of Krobo glass bead making.
Specifications
Origin: Krobo, Ghana, West Africa
Material: Handcrafted Recycled Powdered Glass
Shape: Large Tube
Pattern: Double Stripe • Kente Inspired
Primary Colors: Sage Green, Golden Yellow & Cocoa Brown
Approximate Bead Size: 13–13.5 mm × 18–24 mm
Hole Size: Approximately 2–3 mm
Quantity: Approximately 17 Beads Per Strand
Finish: Matte
Listing: Retail & Wholesale
Features
• Handmade by Krobo artisans in Ghana
• Crafted from recycled glass
• Soft sage green heritage palette
• Golden yellow and cocoa brown Kente-inspired stripes
• Approximately 17 beads per strand
• Large tube profile
• Approximately 2–3 mm holes
• Perfect for luxury jewelry collections
• Available for retail and wholesale buyers
Handmade Variation Notice
Every Aadampo bead is individually handcrafted. Slight variations in size, texture, stripe placement, and color intensity are natural characteristics of authentic Krobo craftsmanship and contribute to the uniqueness of every strand.
Safety Notice
Our beads are intended for jewelry making, cultural education, decorative art, and creative projects.
Not edible. Keep out of reach of young children.