Soulpek

We are never a big factory, but a group of Tibetan craftsmen who keep the old crafts have set up a small workshop at the foot of the snow mountain. There is no roar of the assembly line, no speed of mass production, only the silver flakes, agate, pine stones scattered on the table, and the temperature of repeated polishing of the fingertips - this is the whole appearance of our brand.
We always follow the "rhythm of craftsmanship" when making jewelry. A piece of Tibetan Silver needs to be repeatedly forged to have a warm luster. A wax needs to be carefully selected to match its pattern. Even the knot with beads must be a traditional technique taught by an old craftsman. Sometimes, in order to make a treasure inlaid bracelet, the master has to ponder over the drawing for several days. Where the radian should fit the wrist and where the pattern should echo the Scriptures, there is no room for carelessness. Therefore, we can not "ship goods every other day" like the large platform, nor can we "stock thousands of items with the same model at any time".
Someone asked, now all pay attention to efficiency, are you not afraid that customers can't wait? In fact, we think that good things need to wait -- like Gesang flowers in the snow area waiting for the rainy season to open, butter tea in the plateau waiting for slow fire to smell, and a jewelry with heart should also let you look forward to it slowly. In our logistics box, there are not only jewelry, but also the marks hammered by the master, the consideration when selecting gemstones, and even the smell of the wind passing through the workshop window. Every piece of work sent out should be checked repeatedly to ensure that it has the purest Tibetan Handmade flavor. Only then can it be gently packed and slowly come to you.
This "slow" is not a procrastination, but our respect for old crafts and our sincerity to everyone who likes Tibetan culture. We know that when you open this package overseas, the waiting time will turn into a surprise - because what you get is not a replica of the assembly line, but a small warm heart hand delivered from the snow.
We are always in this small workshop, keeping our craft and waiting for people who understand it.