Beaded leather belts are a type of accessory that combines the rugged durability of leather with the artistic flair of beadwork. These belts are often characterized by their intricate designs, where beads—made from materials such as glass, wood, or even stone—are sewn or woven into the leather to create decorative patterns, motifs, or images.
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