Product Description: This set includes 10 Chevron beads, each showcasing the intricate craftsmanship rooted in Venetian tradition. These beads are a testament to the historical art form invented by Maria Barovier on the island of Murano in the late 1400s. Known for their distinctive star or rosette patterns, Chevron beads can have up to 10 layers. While blue is the most common color, beads in red, green, and black are considered rare and highly sought after. Due to their antique nature, please note that some beads may have minor imperfections such as scratches, cracks, or chips.

Specifications:

• Quantity: Set of 10 beads
• Bead Size: Maximum dimensions - 30mm x 18mm
• Note: As these are antique items, they may exhibit signs of wear including scratches, cracks, or chips.

About Chevron Beads:

The technique for creating Chevron beads was invented by Maria Barovier in Murano, Italy, during the late 1400s. While most Venetian bead-making techniques are adaptations of ancient methods, the Chevron technique is uniquely Venetian. Chevron beads, also known as star or rosette beads, are identified by their mountain-like patterns. They have been found in layers up to 10 and are predominantly blue, although red, green, and black variants are rare. The technique later spread to the Netherlands, further enriching the bead-making tradition.