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Bead material: Black shell pearl (natural shell) 7mm beads / Tassel material: Tassel with head (gray) / Notes: Bead bag included (height 18cm x width 7.5cm)
Prayer beads for women made with black shell pearls. You can use it in conjunction with your pearl accessories.
The muted color of black shell pearls is perfect for those who would like to avoid items with a color that stands out too much during a breakup or sadness. It has a gray tuft on its head.
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 proof of the Takita Shoten brand quality.
Comes with a "Certificate" issued by Takita Shoten, which is proof of the Takita Shoten brand quality.
Prayer beads for women that can be used by all sects.
I used 7mm black pearl beads.
It has a head tassel.
Comes with a rosary bag (bead holder).
The beads will be delivered in a rosary bag.
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".
◆Comes with a rosary bag (prayer beads holder)◆
Kyoto Nishikiori Fujipurasaki/Size: Height 18cm x Width 7.5cm
This is a simple prayer bead bag made from high quality Kyo Nishikiori fabric.
Vertical slim size that easily fits in small bags.
It has a smart design with no fasteners.
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.
