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Pote Pasal (example shop)
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Items
AvailableThe everyday strand, with a screw clasp. Free restringing to your length.
AvailableFor Teej and for wedding photographs. Deep red glass, not plastic.
Only 10 leftGold-plated cylinder on a green strand. Plated brass — said plainly, not gold.
Only 22 leftSilver-plated, hook fitting, light enough to wear all evening.
Up to 6 items per order.
Sold by Bimala Gurung (example seller). Your order is placed with them, and your payment goes straight to their own account — it never passes through us.
- CollectionNothing to collect — this is an example shop, so there is no table and nobody to measure a strand against you. The rest shows how a seller fills in her own collection details, and what a buyer is told. Yours, free, at www.martnepali.com/organizers. Collection in Munich, near Hauptbahnhof, evenings after 6pm and Sundays — message me and we'll pick a time. Restringing to your length is free and done while you wait, so if you're not sure how long you want a strand, come and we'll measure it against you. I'm also at the Teej and Dashain programmes with a table — say so when you order and I'll bring it there instead.
- WhereCollection pointMunich
The story
About this shop
An example shop — no beads, no seller, nothing to collect, and checkout will refuse an order, so please don't come to Munich for it. It is here to show a bead-seller what her own page would look like on this site: your strands, your restringing, your Teej table, on a shop that costs nothing and is set up in an afternoon at www.martnepali.com/organizers. Everything below is written the way a real one would write it. Glass pote strung in Indrachowk, where the whole lane does nothing else. If you have stood in that market you know the sound of it — trays and trays of glass beads, and a man who will thread the exact green you want in about four minutes while you wait. This is that work, brought over and sold here at something close to a sane price. The plain strands come as seven threads with a proper clasp. Green is the everyday one; red is for the wedding photos and for Teej. Tell me if you want them longer or shorter than standard and I'll restring before you collect — it takes minutes and costs nothing. The tilhari is the gold-plated cylinder on a pote strand, and I am honest about what it is: plated brass over a solid core, not gold. It looks right, it photographs beautifully, and it costs what a plated piece should cost. If someone is selling you "tilhari" at this price and calling it gold, walk away. Jhumka are silver-plated with a hook, light enough to wear all evening. The rudraksha mala is five-mukhi, 108 beads plus the guru bead, strung on cotton. Glass beads chip if you drop them on tile. Keep the strand in the pouch it comes in and it will outlast the outfit.
The vibe
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From order to collection
How it works
- 1Place your order
Pick what you want at checkout and reserve it in one click — no account needed, and your items are held for you right away.
- 2Pay by bank transfer
You get the organizer’s bank details and a personal payment reference. Send a normal transfer from any bank app — just remember to include the reference.
- 3Your payment is confirmed
As soon as the transfer arrives (usually 1–2 business days), the seller confirms it and your QR collection code is emailed to you.
- 4Show the code when you collect
Bring your code on your phone or on paper. One quick scan when you arrive and your order is handed over.
Still wondering?
Questions
Anything the page does not cover — parking, food, whether it suits children, accessibility. It goes straight to the organizer, and their answer appears here for everyone.
In a hurry? Tap the chat bubble in the corner — most questions get an instant answer from the organizer’s own event details.