Main Features
Material and Color: It is composed of beads made from various types of wood such as sandalwood, rosewood, and thuja, presenting rich colors and textures including red, brown, yellow, white, and black. The color and wood grain of each bead are unique.
Structural Design: It features a standard set of 108 main beads, paired with a Buddha head (mother bead) and disciple beads consisting of a Chinese knot, small bead strings, and a silver Pixiu pendant, which is a typical form of Buddhist prayer beads.
Cultural Connotations: The number 108 symbolizes the elimination of 108 kinds of troubles, and it is often used for practice, praying for blessings, or as a personal accessory. The Pixiu pendant is believed to have the meanings of attracting wealth and warding off evil spirits.
Style and Usage: The overall style is simple, elegant, and antique. It is suitable for daily wear and play, and can also be used as a necklace or car pendant, combining decorative properties with cultural connotations.
Duobaozhu 108-bead Buddhist bracelet prayer beads
¥588.00
+ Free ShippingThis string of multi-treasure wooden beads is like condensing the colors of the four seasons in the mountains and forests onto the wrist.
The wooden beads, varying in depth, resemble leaves dyed red by the autumn sun, branches covered by winter snow, moss moistened by spring rain, and fruits caressed by summer winds. Each one carries the warmth of raw wood and the aged fragrance of time. The 108 beads flowing between the fingertips dissolve the worldly troubles and serve as a haven for inner peace.
The Pixiu pendant hanging at the end seems to hold the hope of attracting blessings and wealth, making this touch of antique elegance not only a companion for quiet contemplation at the desk but also a poetic presence by the lapel as one walks.
| 尺寸 | 10 × 10 × 2 厘米 |
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| Weight: 1000g | Material: Wood |
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