As far as we know, this type of bead has been called ``jujube type'' for a long time. The prevailing theory seems to be that it is because it resembles the shape of the ``jujube fruit'' . Although they do not necessarily have vertical grooves on the surface, we call this type the jujube type.
The items posted on this site are not newly produced by our store.
When we went to Java last year in search of dead stock from workshops in Java, Indonesia, that have long been open in various places such as Bali, they have gone out of business one after another over the past ten years. Since this is a dead stock of beads that have been produced in various workshops over a long period of time, there are subtle differences even in seemingly similar colors, and there are many colors that cannot be reproduced today.
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