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
Selecting Rudraksha (small) with short stubby shape, thick meaty texture and carefully picked seedsThis string of Rudrak
I picked this mala (prayer beads) from three hundred seeds, which took a whole week
This carefully selected mala (prayer beads) of Rudraksha was picked out recently，This mala was selected from three hundred seeds。What you receive is a batch of raw Nepal Rudraksha (large) seeds，About two hundred plus beads，What I’m going to do is20mmmala (prayer beads)，First pick out the ones with the right size。The process of selecting beads is actually quite tedious，**Step 1: check size，**Step 2: check density and skin color，Step 3: check pile shape，Step 4: check grain / texture，Every step is required…
A Batch of Newly Arrived Nepal Seeds: Picked Out This Plum Blossom-stem Rudraksha to Show Everyone
Selecting a Mala from New Seeds This Rudraksha mala was recently picked out，A new batch of Nepal-origin beads has arrived。What you receive is a batch of raw Nepal Rudraksha (large) seeds，About two hundred plus beads，What I’m going to do is20mmmala (prayer beads)，First pick out the ones with the right size。The process of selecting beads is actually quite tedious，**Step 1: check size，**Step 2: check density and skin color，Step 3: check pile shape，Step 4: check grain / texture，Every step must be done carefully。…
The last batch of seeds I collected this year, I picked out this full-flesh honeycomb one to wrap up
Wrapping up the year with this Rudraksha strand, recently selected，The last batch of seeds collected this year。What you receive is a batch of raw Nepal Rudraksha (large) seeds，About two hundred plus beads，What I’m going to do is20mmmala (prayer beads)，First pick out the ones with the right size。The process of selecting beads is actually quite tedious，**Step 1: check size，**Step 2: check density and skin color，Step 3: check pile shape，Step 4: check grain / texture，Every step carefully…
A batch of newly arrived Nepalese seeds, we picked out this dragon-ridge textured mala to show everyone
Selecting a Mala from New Seeds This Rudraksha mala was recently picked out，A new batch of Rudraksha from Nepal。What you receive is a batch of raw Nepal Rudraksha (large) seeds，About two hundred plus beads，What I’m going to do is20mmmala (prayer beads)，First pick out the ones with the right size。The process of selecting beads is actually quite tedious，**Step 1: check size，**Step 2: check density and skin color，Step 3: check pile shape，Step 4: check grain / texture，Every step must be done carefully…
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30% breaking-in (patina process) and 70% brushing is the key to making large Rudraksha develop an oxford red patina. Any
After three months of brushing, my Da King Kong finally cracked
After three months of brushing, my Rudraksha (large) finally has a glossy sheen. When I first bought it, all I could thi
I've been playing Donkey Kong for half a year, and the color changes are really noticeable
The color change of the Rudraksha (large) that I have been breaking-in (patina process) for half a year is really notice
This honeycomb-patterned mala has been through breaking-in (patina process) for a year and a half, and its current color is absolutely stunning
One and a Half Years of ResultsAfter playing with Rudraksha for so long, the one I'm most attached to is this mala in my
This plum blossom-shaped Rudraksha has only been broken-in for one year, but the change is already significant
One-year change recordSome hobbyists said they want to see real changes during the breaking-in (patina process), not sto
