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14SD651: DB204 Delica Light Beige Ceylon 11/0 - 100GM

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14SD651: DB204 Delica Light Beige Ceylon 11/0 - 100GM

DB204 Miyuki Delica 11/0 in Light Beige Ceylon comes in a generous 100g quantity — enough to commit fully to a large loomwork piece, an intricate peyote panel, or a serious run of fringe without watching your supply dwindle mid-project. Precision tube-cut in Japan, Delicas are the go-to seed bead when consistent sizing and tight, gap-free stitch alignment matter.

The Ceylon pearl finish gives this warm beige a soft, luminous glow — not glassy or flashy, but quietly radiant, the way light catches unpolished nacre.

Specifications

  • Size: 11/0
  • Color: Browns, Tans, and Golds (opaque)
  • Finish: Pearl
  • Material: Glass, made in Japan
  • Quantity: 100g

What to make with them

Use DB204 as a neutral foundation in peyote or brick stitch patterns where warmer tones anchor bolder accent colors, or work it into bead-woven bridal accessories and loomwork where that understated pearl finish reads as refined without competing with surrounding elements.

$11.42

Original: $32.64

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14SD651: DB204 Delica Light Beige Ceylon 11/0 - 100GM—

$32.64

$11.42

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DB204 Miyuki Delica 11/0 in Light Beige Ceylon comes in a generous 100g quantity — enough to commit fully to a large loomwork piece, an intricate peyote panel, or a serious run of fringe without watching your supply dwindle mid-project. Precision tube-cut in Japan, Delicas are the go-to seed bead when consistent sizing and tight, gap-free stitch alignment matter.

The Ceylon pearl finish gives this warm beige a soft, luminous glow — not glassy or flashy, but quietly radiant, the way light catches unpolished nacre.

Specifications

  • Size: 11/0
  • Color: Browns, Tans, and Golds (opaque)
  • Finish: Pearl
  • Material: Glass, made in Japan
  • Quantity: 100g

What to make with them

Use DB204 as a neutral foundation in peyote or brick stitch patterns where warmer tones anchor bolder accent colors, or work it into bead-woven bridal accessories and loomwork where that understated pearl finish reads as refined without competing with surrounding elements.