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8 Face Millefiori Beads Glass Cane Beads Size 10 x 14mm Each One Unique Lot of 8
8 Face Millefiori Beads Glass Cane Beads Size 10 x 14mm Each One Unique Lot of 8
8 Face Millefiori Beads Glass Cane Beads Size 10 x 14mm Each One Unique Lot of 8
8 Face Millefiori Beads Glass Cane Beads Size 10 x 14mm Each One Unique Lot of 8
8 Face Millefiori Beads Glass Cane Beads Size 10 x 14mm Each One Unique Lot of 8
8 Face Millefiori Beads Glass Cane Beads Size 10 x 14mm Each One Unique Lot of 8

8 Face Millefiori Beads Glass Cane Beads Size 10 x 14mm Each One Unique Lot of 8

$ 15.83

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Color: Blue
  • Size: 10mm
  • Shape: Roundish
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Material: Glass
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Italy
  • Type: Beads
  • Metal: No Metal
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Brand: Unbranded
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Style: Millefiori
  • Modified Item: No
  • Condition: New with tags

    Description

    Lot of 8
    Italian Millefiori Glass Cane Beads with Faces
    Each of these handmade beads is unique. They will vary slightly in size, shape, and colorations.
    Material: Glass
    Colors: Dominate Blue with others
    Approximate Measurements:
    10mm x 14mm
    Quantity: 8 Beads
    Please review our detailed photos and message us with any questions.
    MILLEFIORI GLASS BEADS:
    Millefiori, also known as Murrine, is one of the best-known and highly sought after techniques of Murano Glass making. It stands for "a thousand flowers" in Italian, and indeed, the end result of this painstaking work often reminds a field of whimsical flowers showing off their beautiful colors.
    Millefiori beads in the late 19th century and early 20th century were made almost exclusively in Venice. Venetians had a long history of making beads and they still do today. However, note that the phrase ‘millefiori beads’ is also used for beads from other countries, provided they have a mosaic pattern.
    In Venice, most of the bead work was done in a town north of the city, Murano. It had a busy port and this made it possible for beads to be exported to Africa easily. In the 1930s, Ermanno Toso led to modernization of the theme of millefiori beads and other millefiori products. However, the difference in ancient beads and modern beads from the region is small.