Kashmiri Bead – Model20 (12mm X 25mm)

Description

Cone Kashmiri Beads

Cone kashmiri beads bring sculptural dimension to handcrafted jewellery through their distinctive teardrop silhouette and rich surface detailing. The deep black base colour provides striking contrast against delicate brown floral motifs, while embedded silver metal studs catch and reflect light with every movement. Each bead weighs substantially in the palm, revealing the density of the clay core beneath its decorative exterior. The elongated cone profile creates natural movement in suspended designs, swaying gently to reveal different aspects of the intricate surface patterns.

• Teardrop cone shape measuring 12mm x 25mm for dramatic proportions
• Brown floral patterns hand-painted over black ceramic base
• Silver metal studs embedded across the surface for textural contrast
• Generous 4mm threading hole accommodates multiple cord passes
• Traditional Kashmiri craftsmanship with Indonesian finishing techniques
• Each bead weighs approximately 3 grams for substantial presence

These teardrop kashmiri beads brown colourways anchor pendant necklaces beautifully, with their pointed ends drawing the eye downward in graduated designs. The substantial 25mm length makes them natural candidates for earring drops, where they provide movement without overwhelming smaller facial features. Silver studded kashmiri beads layer effectively with bronze chain elements, the warm metals harmonising against the earthen tones. Macramé artists thread these 12mm kashmiri cone beads onto heavy cordage for wall hangings, utilising the 4mm hole to accommodate doubled thick threading materials.

The matte finish prevents excessive shine while allowing the silver studs to provide controlled sparkle. Under natural light, the brown florals reveal subtle burgundy undertones that photograph beautifully against skin. This surface treatment resists fingerprints and maintains its appearance through regular wear without the glossy reflections that can compete with other design elements in mixed-media pieces.