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Size: 9-inch size (Sanman Jodo style) / Bead material: Striped ebony (matte finish) / Main beads: Striped ebony (matte finish) 12mm beads / Parent bead: Blue tiger's eye 16mm beads / Tassel material: Pure silk tassel (ultramarine blue) / Remarks: Comes in a paulownia wood box
This is a formal men's rosary for the Jodo and Jishu sects, made from striped ebony, a precious wood known for its beautiful grain, and accented with elegant blue tiger's eye, which displays the distinctive stripes of a tiger's eye within its deep blue color.
By matting the finish, the natural texture of the ebony is preserved, and as you use it, it becomes more comfortable to hold and develops a deep, rich color. The combination with the beautiful, lustrous blue tiger's eye is exceptional, creating a chic atmosphere.
The tassel is made of beautiful, supple Kyoto-made pure silk, inspired by the lotus flower. It comes with a tag from the Kyoto Rosary Manufacturing and Wholesale Cooperative Association, which is only permitted to be attached to traditional "Kyoto rosaries." This is an exquisite piece crafted with the masterful skills of a Kyoto rosary maker.
Comes with a "Certificate of Manufacture by a Kyoto Prayer Bead Maker" issued by Takita Shoten, a testament to the Takita Shoten brand's quality.
Comes with a "certificate" issued by Takita Shoten, which is proof of the quality of the Takita Shoten brand.
This is a formal men's prayer bead set for the Jodo-shu and Jishu sects.
This piece uses 12mm matte ebony beads, with a blue tiger's eye bead as the main bead.
It comes with a genuine silk decorative tassel.
The prayer beads will be delivered in a paulownia wood box.
Blue tiger's eye, also known as hawk's eye (blue tiger's eye), has long been considered a stone that repels evil and brings good fortune.
It is believed to cultivate insight and decision-making skills, leading to success in endeavors and improving financial and career luck.
These prayer beads were crafted with the masterful skill of a Kyoto prayer bead maker who possesses the traditional techniques of Kyoto prayer bead manufacturing.
It comes with a tag from the Kyoto Rosary Manufacturing and Wholesale Cooperative Association, which is only permitted to be attached to traditional "Kyoto rosaries."
The tassels are made of beautiful, supple Kyoto-made pure silk, inspired by lotus flowers.
This pure silk floral tassel is a durable and resistant tassel that successfully integrates the shaft and the tassel by weaving the threads of the shaft into the core of the tassel.
"Formal prayer beads" are rosaries that have a specific form determined by each Buddhist sect.
Prayer beads are a symbol of Buddhist faith, so please choose prayer beads that match your sect.
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