Our Huge Annual Sale is Here!

It’s here, it’s here! Our huge annual sale begins this Saturday from January 2 to 7. Be sure to save the dates as you wouldn’t want to miss the offers!

Have You Entered the Share Your Design Contest Yet?

The Kazuri West Share Your Design is still on!  It’s where can send in a photograph of your design and if we pick it, you win beads!!  You can make anything you like at all – necklaces, bracelets, rings, keyrings, ornaments – so long as you use Kazuri  or Samunnat Nepal beads.   Shown here are the creations of our past winners.

Created by Marie Davis

Sandra Francour’s Travel Inspired Necklace Designs Featuring Samunnat Nepal’s Bindu Beads

Sandra Francour, one of our Design Team members is renowned for her travel inspired one of a kind jewelry designs. She has traveled and lived in many countries and her designs reflect her deep appreciation for other cultures. Here are two of her more recent designs which feature Samunnat Nepal’s bindu polymer clay beads.

Kazuri and Samunnat Nepal Beads Featured in Just Jewelry! Magazine

We are delighted that jewelry designs featuring Kazuri ceramic and Sammunate Nepal polymer clay beads from our collections were recently published in a new magazine by Scott Publications, called Just Jewelry! These European leather bracelets were created by one of our Design Team members, Pearl Blay of The Beading Gem.

Introducing Wendy Moore’s Jewelry Designs

Wendy Moore is an extraordinary Australian polymer clay artist is another design team member we are proud to have. She said, “I have created with polymer, a relatively modern synthetic modeling material, for over two decades and am still discovering new delights. I have always been fascinated by colour and jewelry and polymer allows me to indulge that fascination endlessly.”

Winners of the Handmade Slider Bead Contest

The judges had a hard time trying to decide which designs deserved to win in our most recent handmade slider bead contest.  Entrants used a variety of techniques and materials in their designs which all showed the versatility of Kazuri ceramic and Samunnat Nepal beads in jewelry making.

The winning pieces were chosen on the basis of creativity, composition and craftmanship.

Without further ado, here are the winners!

FIRST PLACE : Linda Lydon