18HP153: Horn Pipe Burnt 3/4 Inch 40 Pieces is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
These burnt horn hair pipe beads bring genuine natural material to your work — each of the 40 pieces is shaped from real horn, giving you that earthy, organic quality that synthetic beads simply can't replicate.
The burnt finish deepens the horn's natural tones into rich browns and warm golds, with the kind of variation you only get from a true natural material — no two pieces will look exactly alike.
Hair pipe beads like these are a staple in fringe earrings, chokers, and hair wraps where their elongated tubular shape creates clean vertical lines; they're also well suited to southwestern-style bracelets and necklaces where natural materials are part of the design intention.
Natural materials vary in color, pattern, and size. The beads you receive may differ slightly from the product photos — this is a characteristic of natural materials, not a defect.
Pickup available at 8535 Commerce Place Drive NE Ste A
Usually ready in 2-4 days
Explore the timeless elegance of our Bone and Horn Hair Pipes, perfect for traditional and contemporary beadwork. Expertly crafted from authentic materials, these hair pipes exude a natural charm and rustic beauty. Ideal for creating unique jewelry, embellishing costumes, or adding a distinctive touch to craft projects, they are both versatile and durable. With their smooth finish and uniform shape, our bone and horn hair pipes provide an excellent base for a variety of artistic creations. Dive into the world of creativity with these classic beading essentials!
18HP153: Horn Pipe Burnt 3/4 Inch 40 Pieces is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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These burnt horn hair pipe beads bring genuine natural material to your work — each of the 40 pieces is shaped from real horn, giving you that earthy, organic quality that synthetic beads simply can't replicate.
The burnt finish deepens the horn's natural tones into rich browns and warm golds, with the kind of variation you only get from a true natural material — no two pieces will look exactly alike.
Hair pipe beads like these are a staple in fringe earrings, chokers, and hair wraps where their elongated tubular shape creates clean vertical lines; they're also well suited to southwestern-style bracelets and necklaces where natural materials are part of the design intention.
Natural materials vary in color, pattern, and size. The beads you receive may differ slightly from the product photos — this is a characteristic of natural materials, not a defect.
