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14SD137-D: DB2352 Delica Duracoat Terracotta 11/0 - 50GM

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14SD137-D: DB2352 Delica Duracoat Terracotta 11/0 - 50GM

Miyuki's DB2352 Delica in Duracoat Terracotta comes in a generous 50g quantity — enough to commit fully to a project without rationing every bead. Precision tube-cut in Japan, 11/0 Delicas are the go-to cylinder bead when tight, even coverage and consistent thread tension actually matter.

The Duracoat finish locks an opaque, earthy terracotta tone directly into the glass, so the warm orange-clay color holds up to regular wear and handling far better than a standard dyed surface would.

Specifications

  • Size: 11/0
  • Color: DB2352 Delica Duracoat Terracotta
  • Finish: Opaque/Duracoat
  • Material: Glass, made in Japan
  • Quantity: 50g

What to make with them

These are a natural fit for peyote and brick stitch work where Delicas' flat sides lock together cleanly — think cuffs, amulet bags, or geometric panels where color consistency across hundreds of beads makes or breaks the design. Loom weaving is another strong match, since the uniform cylinder shape keeps rows straight and tension even across wide pieces.

$27.60
14SD137-D: DB2352 Delica Duracoat Terracotta 11/0 - 50GM—
$27.60

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Miyuki's DB2352 Delica in Duracoat Terracotta comes in a generous 50g quantity — enough to commit fully to a project without rationing every bead. Precision tube-cut in Japan, 11/0 Delicas are the go-to cylinder bead when tight, even coverage and consistent thread tension actually matter.

The Duracoat finish locks an opaque, earthy terracotta tone directly into the glass, so the warm orange-clay color holds up to regular wear and handling far better than a standard dyed surface would.

Specifications

  • Size: 11/0
  • Color: DB2352 Delica Duracoat Terracotta
  • Finish: Opaque/Duracoat
  • Material: Glass, made in Japan
  • Quantity: 50g

What to make with them

These are a natural fit for peyote and brick stitch work where Delicas' flat sides lock together cleanly — think cuffs, amulet bags, or geometric panels where color consistency across hundreds of beads makes or breaks the design. Loom weaving is another strong match, since the uniform cylinder shape keeps rows straight and tension even across wide pieces.