Sheba beads are red coral-like beads made by Sherpas living in the depths of the Himalayas. For them, Sheba beads are not just simple beads, but real money, which can be exchanged for cloth, cattle and sheep, which shows the position of Sheba beads in the eyes of Sherpas.

Because the formula and manufacturing method of Sheba bead have long been unknown because of its age, what we can know at present is that Sheba bead is a kind of ornament similar to colored glass. The method of colored glass is to prepare holes for mixing, while Sabah beads are punched after mixing and compacting, so there is still a difference! Sabah beads can be wrapped as long as they play normally, but you should pay attention to bumps, because Sabah beads are fragile and will break.

Master of Shebaju

Sherpas' faces are as blurred as their history. You can see the edges and corners of Tibetans, the softness of Nepalese and the roundness of Han people in their faces. You can't be sure which face is the real face of Sherpa.

According to scientific research, the ancestors of Sherpa people were Tangut members of Xixia Dynasty. Later, Xixia was destroyed, and their descendants fled all the way to the depths of the Himalayas. Because of its small population, Sherpas are classified as a branch of Tibetan language, which has never been recognized by China.

The ancestors of Sherpas are Xixia people in China. They are mongoloid, dangxiang, Qiang and Tibetan, so their physique is very suitable for living in high altitude areas.