Roman and Early Medieval Mosaic Beads and Millefiori Canes - the hot Glass Techniques of Manufacture

[@fuzexi]

Very interesting! I’ve only just discovered trade beads from watching a video about mudlarking, and it’s opened a whole new world to me, which I’m showing to my daughter.

[@cilemuygun5597]

Thank you very much for instructive video 👏

[@simona.h.9094]

Beautiful video! Thank you.

[@annahepworth4879]

You make it look so easy!

[@louisedavies8675]

Beautiful jewellery!

[@markobobb9182]

Thanks this video explained a lot ,as a beader, you opened my mind . 😉

[@wynwilliams6977]

very cool

[@ControversialChris-o2b]

They don't look lamp worked or similar to me, they seem to resemble Africa krobo beads that are made with stacked glass powders in molds & carefully placed pieces of glass that are fused, then punctured with a twisting motion which also warps the glass very similarly to the beads shown.

[@mateuszfrankiewicz4911]

Is it possible to get the literature on which this presentation is based?

[@exarc]

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