Siemenperkeitä

Siemenperkeitä is a Finnish term that translates to "seed pearls" or "seed bead" in English. It refers to small, round beads typically made of glass, though they can also be crafted from other materials like plastic or ceramic. These beads are characterized by their diminutive size, often ranging from 1 to 3 millimeters in diameter.

The term "siemenperkeitä" is commonly used in the context of jewelry making, beadwork, and crafts. They are frequently employed for intricate patterns, delicate embroidery, or to create a fine texture in woven or stitched designs. Their small size allows for a high level of detail and precision in their application.

Siemenperkeitä are popular for their versatility and affordability. They are available in a vast array of colors, finishes, and opacities, enabling a wide range of creative possibilities. From creating shimmering textures on fabric to forming elaborate patterns in bracelets and necklaces, these tiny beads are a staple for many crafters and designers. They are often used in traditional Finnish folk art and crafts, as well as in contemporary designs.