Takita Prayer Beads for Green 7mm Pure Silk Odamaki Sanskrit Beads Bag Kyoto Prayer Beads That Can Be Used by All Certificate Included [Butsudanya

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Product description Bead material: Green onyx 7mm bead / Main bead... Green onyx 7mm bead / Main bead... Green onyx 10mm bead / Heavenly bead... Green onyx 5mm bead / Tassel material: Pure silk Odamaki Sanskrit tassel (matcha brown) / Notes: Bead bag included (height 9.5cm x width 15cm) A prayer bead for women made of green onyx, a natural stone with a beautiful pale green hue. It is rare and valuable among onyx, and its gentle color and smooth luster create an elegant impression. The tassels are made of beautiful and supple pure silk Odamaki Sanskrit tassels made in Kyoto. This pure silk Odamaki Sanskrit tassel is a popular tassel that is durable and easy to handle, and the tassel will not lose its shape even if you carry it directly in your bag. We will include a simple rosary bag made of high quality crepe. Since it comes as a set with a rosary bag, there is no need to purchase a separate rosary bag, and you can bring it as is to a funeral or memorial service. Comes with a tag from the Kyoto Bead Manufacturing and Wholesale Cooperative Association, which is only allowed on the traditional "Kyoto Nenju". This is a masterpiece made by a rosary craftsman in Kyoto with great craftsmanship. Comes with a "Kyoto Prayer Jewelry Manufacturer's Certificate" issued by Takita Shoten, which is a proof of Takita Shoten brand quality. Comes with a "Certificate" issued by Takita Shoten, which is proof of Takita Shoten brand quality. Prayer beads for women that can be used by all sects. I used green onyx 7mm beads. It comes with a pure silk Odamaki Sanskrit tassel. Comes with a rosary bag (bead holder). The beads will be delivered in a rosary bag. Onyx is said to have the power to dispel evil thoughts and evil spirits and give you reason. It is said to have the power to give you patience and strength of will to move forward. It is also called a "symbol of success" and is said to be a stone that supports you to accomplish things without giving up. This is a masterpiece made by a rosary craftsman in Kyoto with great craftsmanship. Comes with a tag from the Kyoto Bead Manufacturing and Wholesale Cooperative Association, which is only allowed on the traditional "Kyoto Nenju". The tassels are made of beautiful and supple pure silk Odamaki Sanskrit tassels made in Kyoto. This pure silk Odamaki Sanskrit Tenbou is a durable and difficult-to-fall-off piece of Sanskrit Tenbou that has successfully integrated the shaft and the Brahma part by weaving the threads of the shaft into the core of the Brahma part. ◆Comes with a rosary bag (prayer beads holder)◆ High-grade crepe, Asagi color/Size: Height 9.5cm x Width 15cm/Fastening: Velcro A simple prayer bead bag made of high quality crepe. Compact size that easily fits into small bags. Convenient for carrying your precious prayer beads. Mala beads are the most familiar Buddhist implements worn during funerals, memorial services, and visiting graves. It is said that if you always hold this and join hands with the Buddha, your earthly desires will disappear and you will gain merit. Prayer beads are an important Buddhist tool that is worn when the hands are joined together to commune with the Buddha, and is an essential item that should not be forgotten during Buddhist services.