Admire a set of old Rudraksha (large) that has been broken-in for three years, with patina and jade-like transformation
Appreciation of 3-year-old vintage mala (prayer beads)Looking back at the photos from when I first got it and comparing
Admire a Freshly Base-Buffed Rudraksha Mala — the Matte Texture Is Gorgeous
Appreciation of just-finished initial breaking-inThe mala in my hand was picked out from a pile of beads back in the day
My friend's Rudraksha has been through two years of breaking-in (patina process); let's compare it with mine.
Appreciation of two strands in comparisonThis mala has been worn for quite a long time，but never really took proper photos of it.。The lighting is just right today，Took a few sets of photos by the windowsill，Letting everyone see its current state。This one was acquired two years ago，At the time it was just an ordinary yellow-skinned Rudraksha (large)，The grain / texture is decent，The density is pretty good too，Nothing particularly outstanding about it。I never expected that after breaking-in (patina process) for so long，The current color and patina are far better than I expected…
Two Rudraksha malas have been breaking-in for three years; let’s compare them side by side.
Appreciation of two strands in comparisonFound Some Old Photos While Clearing Out a Drawer Today，Compared with the mala currently in hand，The change is indeed significant。Took a set of new photos，By the way, let’s talk about how it was broken-in along the way。I picked up this strand a few years ago，At the time it was just an ordinary yellow-skinned Rudraksha (large)，The grain / texture is decent，The density is pretty good too，Nothing particularly outstanding about it。I never expected that after breaking-in (patina process) for so long，the current color and…
Two strings of Rudraksha have been broken-in together for three years, let's compare them side by side
Appreciation of two strands in comparisonSome fellow players said they wanted to see real breaking-in (patina process) changes，No internet images。So I’ll share the journey of my own mala from new to now，Photos are below。I picked up this strand a few years ago，At the time it was just an ordinary yellow-skinned Rudraksha (large)，The grain / texture is decent，The density is pretty good too，Nothing particularly outstanding about it。I never expected that after breaking-in (patina process) for so long，Its current color and patina have exceeded my expectations…
Admire a set of Rudraksha (small) that has been broken in for three years, with a ruddy and translucent color.
Rudraksha (small) appreciationLooking back at the photos from when I first got it and comparing to now, I can barely bel
Appreciate a freshly cleaned Rudraksha mala — its texture is clear and truly beautiful
Appreciation after cleaningToday, when cleaning up the table, I found a few old photos. Comparing them with the mala (pr
Admire a freshly cleaned Rudraksha mala—the grain is clear and truly beautiful
Appreciation after cleaningToday, when cleaning up the table, I found a few old photos. Comparing them with the mala (pr
Admire a pair of old Rudraksha malas that have been through the breaking-in (patina process) for seven years, with thick patina and a jade-like finish.
Appreciation of a 7-year-old mala (prayer beads)Recently, many friends have been asking me how to start with a new mala
Admire a newly base-finished Rudraksha, the matte texture is really comfortable
Appreciation after the base-cleaning stage is doneLately friends keep asking me how to get started with a new mala, so I
