A new batch of Nepal seeds just arrived—check out this plum-blossom cluster mala picked from it
Picked this honeycomb dragon-ridge Rudraksha mala in five days, every seed is carefully selected
Helped a customer pick a short-stature, plump-grain mala; he said it’s way better than the one he bought from the live stream
The customer specifically asked for double-dragon texture; I picked a mala he's truly happy with
This Rudraksha mala is this year's closing piece, chosen with extra care
I picked this mala (prayer beads) from three hundred seeds, which took a whole week
Customized a mala for a regular customer; he said it's a gift for his elderly father
The grain of this Rudraksha is extremely rare—each bead looks like a tiny steamed bun
My friend lost a few beads from his Rudraksha, so I helped him replace the seeds and restring it
A Batch of Newly Arrived Nepal Seeds: Picked Out This Plum Blossom-stem Rudraksha to Show Everyone
This honeycomb double-dragon Rudraksha mala was selected over five days; every bead is carefully chosen
I picked out a low-profile, full-bodied Rudraksha mala for a client, and he said it's way better than what he bought from the live streaming room.
The last batch of seeds I collected this year, I picked out this full-flesh honeycomb one to wrap up
I replenished a few seeds for an old customer, and the strung one is even neater than the original
The grain of this Rudraksha is so unique; each bead looks like a flower
A batch of newly arrived Nepalese seeds, we picked out this dragon-ridge textured mala to show everyone
After seeing my Rudraksha strand, my friend insisted I help pick one for him too
This Rudraksha (small) mala with plum-pile honeycomb grain is the most satisfying one I picked this year
It took a full three days to pick out this string of short-stature, plump-grain mala from a pile of raw seeds
