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14SD196-MR: DB356 Delica Opaque Lavender Matte 11/0 - 9GM

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14SD196-MR: DB356 Delica Opaque Lavender Matte 11/0 - 9GM

Miyuki DB356 Delica 11/0 in Opaque Lavender Matte delivers the precise, uniform cylinders that serious bead weavers rely on — precision tube-cut in Japan and packaged in a 9g quantity. The consistent shape and size make them a reliable choice for any technique where bead-to-bead alignment actually matters.

The opaque lavender reads as a soft, dusty purple — the matte finish pulls the color inward and keeps it quiet, with none of the shine that would compete with surrounding elements.

Specifications

  • Size: 11/0
  • Color: Purples (opaque)
  • Finish: Opaque/Matte
  • Material: Glass, made in Japan
  • Quantity: 9g

What to make with them

These are built for loom work, peyote, and brick stitch where tight, even rows define the finished piece. They also work well in right-angle weave and Ndebele herringbone when you want a muted lavender tone to anchor a palette without overpowering metallic or contrast-color accents.

$6.30
14SD196-MR: DB356 Delica Opaque Lavender Matte 11/0 - 9GM—
$6.30

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Miyuki DB356 Delica 11/0 in Opaque Lavender Matte delivers the precise, uniform cylinders that serious bead weavers rely on — precision tube-cut in Japan and packaged in a 9g quantity. The consistent shape and size make them a reliable choice for any technique where bead-to-bead alignment actually matters.

The opaque lavender reads as a soft, dusty purple — the matte finish pulls the color inward and keeps it quiet, with none of the shine that would compete with surrounding elements.

Specifications

  • Size: 11/0
  • Color: Purples (opaque)
  • Finish: Opaque/Matte
  • Material: Glass, made in Japan
  • Quantity: 9g

What to make with them

These are built for loom work, peyote, and brick stitch where tight, even rows define the finished piece. They also work well in right-angle weave and Ndebele herringbone when you want a muted lavender tone to anchor a palette without overpowering metallic or contrast-color accents.