14SD557-ME: DB1010 Delica Seed Bead Metallic Earth Batik Iris - 100GM is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
DB1010 Miyuki Delica 11/0 seed beads in Metallic Earth Batik Iris come in a generous 100g quantity — that's serious working volume for weavers and loomwork artists who don't want to run short mid-project. Cut from glass tube in Japan, Delicas are prized for their consistent cylinder shape and thin walls, which lock together tightly in off-loom and loom weaving.
The transparent glass carries a strong multicolor iris finish that throws dramatic rainbow reflections — earthy brown-gold tones at the base, shifting into iridescent flashes of color as the light moves across the surface.
The precise, uniform cylinder shape makes these ideal for Peyote stitch, brick stitch, and loom work where tight bead-to-bead alignment matters — think geometric patterns, detailed pictorial pieces, or densely woven cuffs and collars. The earthy iris colorway works especially well in Southwestern-inspired motifs, forest and botanical themes, or anywhere you want warm, grounded color with an unexpected shimmer.
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Miyuki Delica beads are superior quality machine made Japanese seed beads. Japanese seed beads are known for their uniform size and cut consistency standards, which makes them excellent beads for bead weaving and looming. Delica seed beads are cylinder or tube shaped while Czech rocaille seed beads are round. Size 11 Miyuki Delica beads measure about 1.6mm in diameter and are sold per gram. Expect to receive about 190-200 beads per gram, or 19000-200000 beads per 100 gram package.
14SD557-ME: DB1010 Delica Seed Bead Metallic Earth Batik Iris - 100GM is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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DB1010 Miyuki Delica 11/0 seed beads in Metallic Earth Batik Iris come in a generous 100g quantity — that's serious working volume for weavers and loomwork artists who don't want to run short mid-project. Cut from glass tube in Japan, Delicas are prized for their consistent cylinder shape and thin walls, which lock together tightly in off-loom and loom weaving.
The transparent glass carries a strong multicolor iris finish that throws dramatic rainbow reflections — earthy brown-gold tones at the base, shifting into iridescent flashes of color as the light moves across the surface.
The precise, uniform cylinder shape makes these ideal for Peyote stitch, brick stitch, and loom work where tight bead-to-bead alignment matters — think geometric patterns, detailed pictorial pieces, or densely woven cuffs and collars. The earthy iris colorway works especially well in Southwestern-inspired motifs, forest and botanical themes, or anywhere you want warm, grounded color with an unexpected shimmer.
