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14SD109-52R: DB2261 Delica Picasso Smoky Black Matte 11/0 - 9GM

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14SD109-52R: DB2261 Delica Picasso Smoky Black Matte 11/0 - 9GM

Miyuki DB2261 Delica beads in Smoky Black Matte Picasso bring a raw, stone-like texture to precision-cut 11/0 cylinder beads — the kind of color that anchors dark, moody palettes without competing with them. The 9g package gives you a solid working quantity for any loom or off-loom project.

The Picasso finish lays a speckled, marbled surface over the smoky black base, giving each bead the look of weathered stone or aged ceramic — earthy and organic rather than flat or glossy.

Specifications

  • Size: 11/0
  • Color: Greys and Blacks
  • Finish: Picasso Marbled or Stone Look
  • Material: Glass, made in Japan
  • Quantity: 9g

What to make with them

These are a natural fit for brick stitch or peyote work where the Picasso texture reads as subtle variation across the finished surface, adding depth to geometric or botanical motifs. They also work beautifully as a grounding color in Ndebele herringbone or loom-woven bands alongside metallics, rusts, and forest greens.

$7.17
14SD109-52R: DB2261 Delica Picasso Smoky Black Matte 11/0 - 9GM—
$7.17

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Miyuki DB2261 Delica beads in Smoky Black Matte Picasso bring a raw, stone-like texture to precision-cut 11/0 cylinder beads — the kind of color that anchors dark, moody palettes without competing with them. The 9g package gives you a solid working quantity for any loom or off-loom project.

The Picasso finish lays a speckled, marbled surface over the smoky black base, giving each bead the look of weathered stone or aged ceramic — earthy and organic rather than flat or glossy.

Specifications

  • Size: 11/0
  • Color: Greys and Blacks
  • Finish: Picasso Marbled or Stone Look
  • Material: Glass, made in Japan
  • Quantity: 9g

What to make with them

These are a natural fit for brick stitch or peyote work where the Picasso texture reads as subtle variation across the finished surface, adding depth to geometric or botanical motifs. They also work beautifully as a grounding color in Ndebele herringbone or loom-woven bands alongside metallics, rusts, and forest greens.