14SD155-D: DB2109 Delica Duracoat Opaque Sienna 11/0 - 50GM
Miyuki DB2109 Delica 11/0 in Duracoat Opaque Sienna comes in a generous 50g quantity — enough to commit fully to a large loom piece, a detailed peyote cuff, or a long fringe necklace without watching your supply dwindle mid-project. Precision tube-cut in Japan, Delicas are the go-to cylinder bead when consistent sizing and tight, gap-free alignment matter.
The Duracoat finish locks a warm, earthy sienna tone into an opaque surface that reads rich and grounded — think fired clay or autumn soil, with none of the fading risk that plagues lesser coatings.
Specifications
- Size: 11/0
- Color: Browns, Tans, and Golds
- Finish: Opaque/Duracoat
- Material: Glass, made in Japan
- Quantity: 50g
What to make with them
The uniform cylindrical shape makes this an ideal choice for loom weaving and brick or peyote stitch patterns where color registration is critical — geometric Southwestern motifs and Art Deco repeats both shine here. The warm sienna also pairs naturally with neutral and ochre tones in herringbone-stitch ropes or as a grounding color in seed bead tapestry work.
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Description
Miyuki DB2109 Delica 11/0 in Duracoat Opaque Sienna comes in a generous 50g quantity — enough to commit fully to a large loom piece, a detailed peyote cuff, or a long fringe necklace without watching your supply dwindle mid-project. Precision tube-cut in Japan, Delicas are the go-to cylinder bead when consistent sizing and tight, gap-free alignment matter.
The Duracoat finish locks a warm, earthy sienna tone into an opaque surface that reads rich and grounded — think fired clay or autumn soil, with none of the fading risk that plagues lesser coatings.
Specifications
- Size: 11/0
- Color: Browns, Tans, and Golds
- Finish: Opaque/Duracoat
- Material: Glass, made in Japan
- Quantity: 50g
What to make with them
The uniform cylindrical shape makes this an ideal choice for loom weaving and brick or peyote stitch patterns where color registration is critical — geometric Southwestern motifs and Art Deco repeats both shine here. The warm sienna also pairs naturally with neutral and ochre tones in herringbone-stitch ropes or as a grounding color in seed bead tapestry work.
