Kenyan Maasai Glass Beads - Black religious_charm this pocket presented the addition

this pocket presented the addition of vibrant orange coloring (due to hematite inclusions)

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Following the original discovery of the black phantom Selenite earlier this year

Keshi Pearls come from freshwater pearl beds

25” x 3” x 1

Kenyan Maasai Glass Beads - Black religious_charm this pocket presented the additionSmall Kenyan Maasai glass beads in black. According to Wikipedia: Beadworking, done by women, has a long history among the Maasai, who articulate their identity and position in society through body ornaments and body painting. Before contact with Europeans, the beads were produced mostly from local raw materials. White beads were made from clay, shells, ivory, or bone. Black and blue beads were made from iron, charcoal, seeds, clay, or horn. Red beads