【Round Bead Heavy Oil / Water-Sinking】Indian Old Mountain Sandalwood Single-Loop Bracelet 10-16mm, includes Bead-Care Powder / Glass Jar

The heavy oil and water-sinking varieties appear similar externally. However, the water-sinking variety boasts richer resinous deposits, allowing it to sink in water. https://images2.imgbox.com/ff/cf/eknCJYma_o.jpg https://images2.imgbox.com/9e/b1/BBSOgqiJ_o.jpg Mysore Indian Old Mountain Bracelet ● Aroma is warm and delicate, with a hint of milky sweetness and a cool, citrusy note. ● Subtly infused with floral and fruity nuances, the overall scent is very gentle. ● Evokes a sense of relaxation. The fragrance is remarkably long-lasting, growing richer and more profound over time. ● No artificial coloring/oiling/waxing. ● Each order includes a glass jar and 3g of bead-care powder. https://images2.imgbox.com/21/24/6KiOiOVx_o.jpg https://images2.imgbox.com/4f/59/W7lUN878_o.jpg https://images2.imgbox.com/6a/89/M7pYBDbA_o.jpg https://images2.imgbox.com/ca/01/L4uxtDSF_o.jpg Choose based on your wrist size (measure with a soft tape measure). 1. Prepare a fabric tape measure or soft measuring tape. 2. Locate the narrowest part of your wrist (usually slightly above the wrist bone protrusion). 3. Wrap the tape measure snugly around your wrist, ensuring it lies flat against the skin (not too tight, not too loose). 4. Read the measurement; this is your actual wrist circumference (usually in centimeters or millimeters). https://images2.imgbox.com/f1/e9/fhtO6pFL_o.jpg Bracelet Selection Guide https://images2.imgbox.com/60/97/D6kspP0i_o.jpg https://images2.imgbox.com/83/78/uGIe6YWG_o.jpg https://images2.imgbox.com/6c/51/9bIJaC2Y_o.jpg ● You can add jade embellishments to adjust the bracelet size if preferred, or have it made into a smaller loop. Bracelet Care ● For agarwood bracelets, wipe away sweat and dirt with a warm, damp cloth. ● Then, place the bracelet and bead-care powder back into the glass jar to restore its fragrance. Two Tips to Distinguish Genuine Agarwood Bracelets: ● Use your vision – look for natural wood grain patterns. ● Use your sense of smell – seek out the subtly wafting aroma. ※ Each item is photographed in kind. Due to variations in phone screen displays and camera environments, the actual product color may differ slightly. We appreciate your understanding. If you are extremely sensitive to color differences, please consider your purchase carefully. https://images2.imgbox.com/da/ca/0PQUZ24G_o.jpg https://images2.imgbox.com/d7/43/HfiqfsCp_o.jpg Artist: Kwood https://images2.imgbox.com/66/c6/wVo3QFy7_o.jpeg Born in Hsinchu, Taiwan in 1983, Kwood's background in craft design led him to wander the streets of Japan, where he observed how wooden art infused old alleyways with warm, profound vitality. Objects that seemed like fragments of time, bearing the imprints of history and the contours of the future, sought a delicate balance between opposition and harmony. This transformed into refined works that closely connect the vision of the new generation with the simplicity of the old era. Agarwood, once ground into powder for its scent, was traditionally placed with reverence in the most auspicious areas of Japanese homes, symbolizing vitality and light. Agarwood originates from its place of origin, pure and flawless, untouched by artificial processes such as boiling glue, drawing lines, or adding fragrances. It is presented in its most natural state, its true spirit revealed through ancient aroma-extraction techniques where artisans meticulously peel away the outer layer of aged wood by hand. This not only imbues it with eternal vitality but also allows tradition and modern craftsmanship to subtly intertwine at your fingertips, creating a feast for both the eyes and the senses. Its rich fragrance is like the condensation of time, gently drawing together past memories and future aspirations, allowing them to meet, resonate, and linger within its aroma, enduring and profound. Education and Experience: Department of Industrial Engineering, National Central University University of California - Davis Extension Over thirty in-depth exploratory trips to Japan Awards: Ministry of Economic Affairs - Best Main Visual Poster Design Ministry of Economic Affairs - Best Assistive Device Design Award for Humanistic Care Exhibition Experience: Curator, Taipei World Trade Center Technology R&D Pavilion Curator, Taipei World Trade Center Energy Sustainability Pavilion Designer, De'Longhi Air Purifier (Taiwan Regional), Italy Designer, Hitachi Dehumidifier (Taiwan Regional), Japan Founder, Shang Jing Agarwood Studio https://images2.imgbox.com/7e/04/qndLv8Jl_o.jpg https://images2.imgbox.com/4d/49/yOZQMph2_o.jpg https://images2.imgbox.com/b3/3a/lUjg8N4C_o.jpg https://images2.imgbox.com/36/24/i4uFvR6F_o.jpg https://images2.imgbox.com/fe/f1/tcIIKHDT_o.jpg