• Each item is carefully handcrafted by Tibetan Buddhists Monks and Nuns for 2 to 5 days.
• Blessed with their mantras and prayers, the crafting of each one hails from their vision to spread good luck, peace, health, fortune and positivity for eternity.
• Size is adjustable (15-22cm)
• Environment friendly • Materials used in this item are Natural Earth Sandalwood and Vintage Obsidian Rosary Seeds, which are known for inducing protection, strength, entirety, prosperity and peace of mind.
When the going gets rough, we all rely to our innate self. To get through any obstacle, one must be dependable and reliable to withstand all sorts of challenges. This bracelet imparts brave to its wearer, guaranteeing unending courageousness and valiance. This lucky bracelet infused with the wonders of Tibetan mantras and prayers bring peace and good luck to its wearer. It blesses whoever who wears it and ensures eternal success through the powering through all things from relationships to finances.
The aroma of sandalwood helps the mind to unwind and increase the spiritual energy. Sandalwood beads are a part of Buddhist tradition and a powerful aid to enhance your meditation as well as stimulate a sense of awareness. It aids in meditation by fostering tranquillity. Promoting relaxation, aiding peaceful sleep and subduing aggression are just of few of the Sandalwood Beads benefits. Finding peace in your daily lives might be difficult as you are always in a hurry, overwhelmed by the effort to balance your personal life and work life. Regular meditation using sandalwood necklace or bracelet helps you gain perspective, surrounds you with positive energy and helps you strike the right balance. Sandalwood has been traditionally deemed as one of the purest substances and is also used for its medicinal properties.
This bracelet is from the BUDDHIST HANDCRAFTED NATURE SANDALWOOD BRACELET COLLECTION, a collection which integrates the essence of energy work in the wearer’s being. All string bracelets carry powerful energy as they were carefully chosen, hand-carved and intricately grinned by Tibetan Buddhists Monks and Nuns while chanting their mantras.
