Myorenka Shingon Buddhist Formal Prayer Beads for 108 Natural Wooden Furiwake Shaku San Ebony Odamaki Includes Prayer Bead Amulet Prayer Wooden Prayer

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Product Name: Shingon Buddhist Formal Buddhist Prayer Beads for Men, Tiger Skin Sandalwood, 108 Beads, Furiwake Shaku San, Ebony Finish, Two-Color Odamaki, Comes with Prayer Beads Bag. Main Beads: Ebony (approx. 13mm), Main Beads: Tiger Skin Sandalwood (approx. 8mm), Top Beads: Ebony (approx. 6mm), Tassel Color: Brown/Black Two-Color Odamaki Tassel These are formal prayer beads for men of the Shingon sect. They are made from tiger skin sandalwood. Tiger skin sandalwood is called tiger skin sandalwood because it has a pattern resembling tiger skin. The wood has a clear grain, is hard, and has a delicate surface, making it an ideal material for making prayer beads. Ebony is used as an accent, resulting in a beautifully balanced set of prayer beads. The tassels are made from Odamaki Bonten tassels, which are durable, easy to handle, and do not lose their shape. They are lightweight and can be used for a long time. A formal Shingon Buddhist juzu is based on 108 main beads, with two parent beads and four Shiten (Den beads). Ten disciple beads (Kishi) are attached to each side of the parent bead, with dew beads attached to the end of the disciple beads. The small bead between the disciple beads on one side and the parent bead is called the Jōmyō bead. The parent bead on the side with the Jōmyō bead is called the Mō-ju (Ura-ju). The parent bead on the opposite side is called the Odome (Ura-ju). Bonten tassels such as chrysanthemum tassels, Odamaki Bonten tassels, and Hana Bonten tassels are used on these. The 3 shaku size is often used by men, and this size can also be worn around the neck. Packaging: A prayer bead pouch (prayer bead case) will be included. It measures 11cm long x 19.5cm wide and is made of soft brocade material that feels comfortable in the hand. The fastener is a Velcro closure, making it easy to open and close. We are a specialized factory with 30 years of experience in producing prayer beads, and we can produce universal one-handed prayer beads and prayer beads for various sects. All products can be found on Amazon by searching for "WONDERFUL LOTUS Myorenka Store." ●Product Name: Shingon Buddhist Formal Prayer Beads for Men, Tiger Skin Sandalwood, 108 Beads, Furiwake Shaku San, Ebony Finish, Two-Color Odamaki, Includes Prayer Beads Bag. Main Beads: Ebony (approx. 13mm), Main Beads: Tiger Skin Sandalwood (approx. 8mm), Heavenly Beads: Ebony (approx. 6mm), Tassel Color: Brown/Black Two-Color Odamaki Tassel. ●This is a formal juzu for men of the Shingon Buddhist sect. Made from tiger skin sandalwood. Tiger skin sandalwood is called tiger skin sandalwood because of its pattern resembling tiger skin. Its clear grain, hard wood, and delicate surface make it ideal for crafting juzu. Ebony accents are used. The juzu has a beautiful color balance. The tassel is made of Odamaki Bonten tassel, which is durable, easy to handle, and will not lose its shape. It is lightweight and will last for years. ●Formal prayer beads for Shingon Buddhism are based on 108 main beads, with two parent beads and four Shiten (Den beads). On either side of the parent bead are 10 disciple beads (Kishi), with dew beads attached to the end of the disciple beads. The small bead between the disciple bead and parent bead on one side is called the Jōmyō bead. The parent bead on the side with the Jōmyō bead is called the mother bead (Ura Oya). The parent bead on the other side is called the Odome (Ura Oya). These are decorated with Bonten such as chrysanthemum tassels, Odamaki Bonten tassels and Hana Bonten tassels. The shaku 3 size is often used by men, and this size can also be worn around the neck. ● Packaging: A prayer bead pouch (prayer bead case) will be included. It measures 11cm long x 19.5cm wide and is made of soft brocade that fits comfortably in the hand. The fastener is Velcro for easy opening and closing. ● Made in a specialized factory with 30 years of experience in producing prayer beads, we can produce universal single-handed prayer beads and prayer beads for various sects. All products can be found on Amazon by searching for the "WONDERFUL LOTUS Myorenka Store." ● About the Photos: All products are photographed as they are, but the colors may appear differently depending on the display environment of your PC, smartphone, or tablet. Thank you for your understanding.