Aadampo is a cultural sourcing house and material archive specializing in Krobo recycled glass beads, Ashanti brass pendants, and Adinkra symbol artifacts. Every strand carries heritage, technique, and story — preserved for contemporary design and cultural expression
Painted Krobo Recycled Glass Beads
African Brass Pendants
Assorted African Beads & Bead Soup Mix
Fancy Glass Beads
Adinkra Symbols Glass Beads
Adinkra Brass Pendants
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Artisanal African Krobo Beads - Perfect for Jewelry Making & Other Crafters
Fused African Recycled Glass Beads – Round #3515
White and Black Fused African Recycled Glass Beads
Large-Hole Glass Beads from Ghana - Vibrant Mix
XLarge Refractured African Recycled Glass Spacer Beads – #3820
Fall Burnt Orange & Gold 12-14mm Round Krobo Recycled Glass African Beads - Designer Strand 45pc
Fused African Recycled Glass Beads – Round #3519
Small Canoe-Shaped African Recycled Glass Beads – #4109
Orange and White Fused African Recycled Glass Beads
Fused African Recycled Glass Beads – Round #3512
Handcrafted Ghana Krobo Recycled Glass Beads with Large Hole
Orange Handcrafted Krobo Recycled Glass Beads - A Touch of Ghana for Your Creations
Handcrafted Fused African Recycled Glass Beads – Large Hole, Jewelry Supplies
Fall Vibes, African Recycled Glass Beads – Multicolored Large Hole Rondelle Beads for Sustainable Crafting
African Recycled Glass Beads Symbolizing Humility and Strength: Crafting with Meaning.
In Krobo villages, recycled glass is ground, molded, and fired in clay kilns. Ashanti brass is cast using centuries-old lost-wax methods. Each bead is formed by hand — preserving Ghana’s material heritage through skilled labor and generational knowledge.
Our Story
Aadampo African Beads exists to preserve, honor, and share African bead-making traditions through thoughtful curation and modern application.
Our collections feature handcrafted Krobo recycled glass beads and Ashanti brass, made by skilled artisans in Ghana using techniques passed down through generations. Each piece carries history, intention, and cultural meaning — reimagined for today’s designers, collectors, and creative institutions.
We believe African beads are not merely materials, but cultural artifacts — meant to be respected, understood, and beautifully transformed.
Aadampo African Beads was featured by East Wake TV for our work preserving African beadmaking traditions through ethical global commerce.
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• Ships from USA
• Direct from Ghana artisans
Bulk & wholesale available
• Museum-grade sourcing
