
BN270-WE: Bone Carved Tube White 8x38mm Economy 25 Pieces
These carved bone tubes from Mahashayji Exports measure 8x38mm and come 25 pieces to a pack — substantial, tactile beads with hand-carved detailing that mass-produced materials simply can't replicate.
The white bone has a natural, organic warmth rather than a stark bright white, giving each tube a soft, vintage-leaning tone that reads as quietly refined.
Specifications
- Size: 38mm
- Color: Bone Carved White Economy
- Material: Bone
- Quantity: 25 Pieces
What to make with them
Their length makes them strong candidates for statement necklace centerpieces, boho-style knotted designs, or as spacer elements between larger focal beads in multi-strand work — and the tube shape threads cleanly onto cord, leather, or wire for macramé-adjacent jewelry.
Natural materials vary in color, pattern, and size. The beads you receive may differ slightly from the product photos — this is a characteristic of natural materials, not a defect.
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Description
These carved bone tubes from Mahashayji Exports measure 8x38mm and come 25 pieces to a pack — substantial, tactile beads with hand-carved detailing that mass-produced materials simply can't replicate.
The white bone has a natural, organic warmth rather than a stark bright white, giving each tube a soft, vintage-leaning tone that reads as quietly refined.
Specifications
- Size: 38mm
- Color: Bone Carved White Economy
- Material: Bone
- Quantity: 25 Pieces
What to make with them
Their length makes them strong candidates for statement necklace centerpieces, boho-style knotted designs, or as spacer elements between larger focal beads in multi-strand work — and the tube shape threads cleanly onto cord, leather, or wire for macramé-adjacent jewelry.
Natural materials vary in color, pattern, and size. The beads you receive may differ slightly from the product photos — this is a characteristic of natural materials, not a defect.











