Classic Mold for Incense Beads
Because handmade scented beads lose moisture during the natural air-drying process, the finished size is usually 2–3mm smaller than the mold. For example, a 10mm mold may result in a finished bead diameter of about 7–8mm. We recommend choosing a mold that is 2–3mm larger than your desired finished bead size.
The final shrinkage rate is not fixed. It may vary depending on water content, powder texture, kneading, drying environment, and bead design. Adding more water, using a more absorbent botanical scent powder, or drying the beads too quickly may lead to more noticeable shrinkage. Thorough kneading can help release trapped air inside the paste and support a more stable finished shape. Patterned beads and smooth beads may also shrink slightly differently during drying.
I offer returns and exchanges within 30 days of delivery, subject to the exclusions in the Refund Policy. Every order is personally inspected and hand-packed by me. If your bracelet arrives damaged or has a craftsmanship issue, please contact me and I’ll help make it right.
I love lotus, it turned out so beautiful and it smells amazing.
Lovely mold and easy to work with. The finished lotus beads looked delicate and natural, exactly the style I wanted.
Bought this for my mother and she is so excited to try a new method of relaxation and tranquility. I'm very grateful to the seller and will buy more again!
tal cual lo que se esperaba ya es el segundo pedido que hago y todo bien
buena calidad y llego perfecto 👌
Great quality
i bought the 10mm mold and got it today and im in absolute love with it. i was hand rolling my beads before so its a bit different getting the right consistency of my 'clay' for it but its so nice and easy to use
Ordered this along the kit, exactly what I was looking for. If you have any particular needs, I encourage you to communicate with customer service, they are extremely kind and reactive. Package came in with no issues.
Classic Mold for Incense Beads made me want to experiment with darker powder colors next time.
I used Classic Mold for Incense Beads after making plain beads for a while, and it made the whole bracelet look more intentional. The first press was not perfect, but the second one came out with enough detail to make me grin.