A new batch of Nepal seeds just arrived—check out this plum-blossom cluster mala picked from it
Selecting a new malaThis Rudraksha mala was recently selected for a customer from a newly arrived batch of Nepal seeds
This Plum Blossom mound mala has only been in the breaking-in (patina process) for a year, and the changes are already significant
One-year change recordI’ve worn this mala for a long time but never took good photos. Today the weather is nice with goo
Picked this honeycomb dragon-ridge Rudraksha mala in five days, every seed is carefully selected
Honeycomb Double-Dragon Seed SelectionThis Rudraksha strand was recently handpicked for a client. We spent five full day
This Rudraksha has been broken-in for two years, and its current patina is so smooth and lustrous
Two-year breaking-in (patina process) resultsThe mala in my hand was picked out from a pile of beads back in the day—I n
Can I choose accessories for custom Rudraksha? Recommended popular matching schemes
Accessory MatchingFriends often ask me about custom Rudraksha malas, and whether they can choose accessories for a custo
This Rudraksha mala is this year's closing piece, chosen with extra care
Final Mala
This Rudraksha mala was recently selected.，This mala is the final piece of the 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…
The grain of this Rudraksha is extremely rare—each bead looks like a tiny steamed bun
Special grain / texture Rudraksha: this strand was picked recently，The grain / texture of this Rudraksha strand is so rare。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…
My friend lost a few beads from his Rudraksha, so I helped him replace the seeds and restring it
This Rudraksha strung with replacement beads was recently selected，A friend lost a few Rudraksha beads。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…
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。…
This honeycomb double-dragon Rudraksha mala was selected over five days; every bead is carefully chosen
This string of Rudraksha with honeycomb double-dragon texture was recently selected bead by bead，It took five days to select this honeycomb double dragon-ridge (ridge line) one。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…
