KOMBOLOIS Horn red oval with tassel, 19 beads
The horn beads are included between those with the longer history in the depths of centuries. Hundreds years ago, people used the horns from animals in order to make items for the covering of their daily needs, for decorative but also for religious reasons. They were making tools, jewels that sculptured them with religious symbols. For the …
KOMBOLOIS Horn brown oval with tassel, 19 beads
The horn beads are included between those with the longer history in the depths of centuries. Hundreds years ago, people used the horns from animals in order to make items for the covering of their daily needs, for decorative but also for religious reasons. They were making tools, jewels that sculptured them with religious symbols. For the …
Kombolois camel bone white (19 beads)
Bone is also used in the making of kombolois. A few centuries ago, people were making jewels and many other items for religious purposes. They were processing bones in a particular way creating thus pieces of art. The bones komboloys are qualitative and durable in use. The bone beads are from cattle animals that live …
Kombolois Ebony, 33 beads
The plants and trees seeds and the wood as natural materials started with slow steps to be used in the making of kombolois.One of the most known woods is the Ebony-tree that is considered as the most durable wood. There is no wide variety of colours, but only black and black with brown sheens. It …
Kombolois carved camel bone white, 25 beads
Bone is also used in the making of kombolois. A few centuries ago, people were making jewels and many other items for religious purposes. They were processing bones in a particular way creating thus pieces of art. The bones komboloys are qualitative and durable in use. The bone beads are from cattle animals that live …
Kombolois Carved camel bone white, 25 beads, with tassel
Bone is also used in the making of kombolois. A few centuries ago, people were making jewels and many other items for religious purposes. They were processing bones in a particular way creating thus pieces of art. The bones komboloys are qualitative and durable in use. The bone beads are from cattle animals that live …
KOMBOLOIS Yusuri Gold, 25 beads
Yusuri is a bush at the bottom of sea. It is a live organism because with the passing of time and the use it becomes smoother; the layer is removed and only the body of Yusuri bead is left behind. We must be careful because after the crusts removal from its surface, we see a brown-reddish sheen. …
KOMBOLOIS Horn black, 33 beads
The horn beads are included between those with the longer history in the depths of centuries. Hundreds years ago, people used the horns from animals in order to make items for the covering of their daily needs, for decorative but also for religious reasons. They were making tools, jewels that sculptured them with religious symbols. For the …
KOMBOLOIS Black carved horn, 19 beads
The horn beads are included between those with the longer history in the depths of centuries. Hundreds years ago, people used the horns from animals in order to make items for the covering of their daily needs, for decorative but also for religious reasons. They were making tools, jewels that sculptured them with religious symbols. For …
KOMBOLOIS Ebony, 33 beads
The plants and trees seeds and the wood as natural materials started with slow steps to be used in the making of kombolois.One of the most known woods is the Ebony-tree that is considered as the most durable wood. There is no wide variety of colours, but only black and black with brown sheens. It …
KOMBOLOIS Ebony, 21 beads
The fruits of plants and trees and woods as natural materials began to be used slowly, but the sequel proved that there is a particular interest in rosaries from these materials. One of the most famous woods is ebony which is considered to be the most durable wood that exists. We do not find a …
KOMBOLOIS Horn black, 21 beads
The horn beads are included between those with the longer history in the depths of centuries. Hundreds years ago, people used the horns from animals in order to make items for the covering of their daily needs, for decorative but also for religious reasons. They were making tools, jewels that sculptured them with religious symbols. For the …