Can a cracked Rudraksha be saved? Check out the recovery process of my mala
Crack repairI've been playing with Rudraksha for a few years now. Can a cracked Rudraksha still be saved? Today I'm putt
How long does the base-breaking stage for Rudraksha actually take? Let me share my experience
Priming ExperienceI've been into Rudraksha for a few years now, and the question of how long the initial breaking-in (pa
Why Won’t Your Rudraksha Turn Red? Here Are a Few Possible Reasons
Reasons for Not Turning RedI’ve been playing with Rudraksha for several years, and I’ve figured out why your Rudraksha w
Rudraksha has alkaline bloom? Don’t panic — with this treatment it can recover in a week
Alkaline bloom treatmentI've been playing with Rudraksha for a few years, don't panic when Rudraksha gets alkaline bloom
Don’t panic when you run into color differences while breaking-in (patina process) Rudraksha—veteran players share three practical color-matching methods
Most friends who play with Rudraksha have probably run into the problem of color difference. As you keep breaking-in (pa
Pure-blood Wulida Old Tree King is now available!
New stock of pure-blood old-tree king Rudraksha from Blitar — original old-tree seeds with natural raw-skin grain / text
Differences Between Nepalese Large Rudraksha and Indonesian Small Rudraksha - Beginner’s Guide to Cultural Relic Terms
### 1. Basic Classification #### 1. Rudraksha **Status**: Alongside Bodhi seeds (Fringed) and Bodhi seeds (Star), it is
Spent 4 months on color matching, and the color difference of the flat thin single-strand mala is finally evened out
After four months of color chasing, the color difference on the flat-fine single-loop mala is finally even. Half a year
Three Years with Rudraksha (small): Insights on the Old Tree King Single-Loop Mala
After three years of playing small Rudraksha, here's what I've learned from my single-loop old tree king mala. Three yea
How to choose between single-loop and 108-bead large Rudraksha mala without regret
Single-loop or 108 beads—how to choose a Rudraksha (large) so you won't regret it. The form of Rudraksha (large): single
