Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 – Opaque Red Picasso (Approx. 22g Tube)

Add an earthy, artisanal feel to your jewelry designs with Miyuki 11/0 Seed Beads in Opaque Red Picasso. These premium Japanese glass rocailles are world-famous for their incredible uniformity and are the top choice for designers who want a sophisticated, organic look without sacrificing precision.

The Opaque Red Picasso finish (Color #4502) is a stunning "specialty" coating. It features a deep, brick-red opaque base mottled with a luster that mimics the appearance of natural stone, jasper, or aged ceramic. Each bead has unique variations of earthy spotting and streaks, giving your finished projects a "handmade" or vintage character.

Key Product Features:

• Miyuki Quality: Manufactured in Japan, these beads offer the highest consistency in size and shape, ensuring your stitches line up perfectly every time.

• Artisanal Picasso Finish: A multi-tonal coating that provides a rustic, distressed look, perfect for southwestern, bohemian, or nature-inspired jewelry.

• Industry Standard Size: The 11/0 size (approx. 2mm) is the most versatile and popular size for peyote, brick stitch, looming, and bead embroidery.

• Thin-Walled Design: Features large inner holes that allow for multiple thread passes, making it ideal for complex, structural beadweaving.

• Bulk Value Tube: Sold in a convenient 5-inch clear tube containing approximately 22 grams (roughly 2,400 beads).

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Why Choose Opaque Red Picasso?

Unlike high-shine or solid-colored beads, the Picasso finish adds instant depth and texture to a design. It is a favorite for Native American-inspired beadwork, boho-chic earrings, and earthy men's jewelry. The muted red tone is warm and grounded, making it an excellent bridge between bright primary colors and neutral earth tones.

Design Tip: Pair these Red Picasso beads with turquoise and copper for a classic Southwestern look. They also look exceptional when mixed with other Picasso-finish beads (like seafoam or mustard) to create a "bead soup" that looks like natural pebbles.