Selected from Bodhi roots of thousand-year-old ancient trees in Yunnan’s high mountains, each bead goes through dozens of hand-polishing steps—until it becomes as rounded as a pearl and as smooth as suet jade to the touch.
It boasts a natural gradient of green and white: pale green, like the lively hue of new leaves in mountain forests on early spring mornings; milky white, resembling the pure glow of condensed mist atop mountain peaks at dawn. This unique color blend echoes the Taoist principle of "harmony between yin and yang," symbolizing the balanced coexistence of positive and negative energies in the universe. The round bead shape strictly follows the Buddhist Zen symbol of "wholeness without obstruction." Every bead bears one-of-a-kind textures—masterpieces crafted by time and nature—carrying the philosophical thought of "purity and inaction" in spiritual practice.
Rooted in the tradition of meditation culture, this bracelet holds a strong energy field. It eases tangled thoughts like spring breeze dispersing haze, quickly calming the mind; purifies negative energies in the surrounding space, creating a personal aura filled with peace and tranquility; and with long-term wear, it helps unlock inner wisdom—letting you face life’s challenges with sharp insight and calm judgment, while attracting a steady flow of harmony into daily life.
In terms of styling, it complements modern Chinese daily outfits, adding a touch of antique elegance to the overall look; as a tea table accessory, it pairs beautifully with the wispy fragrance of tea, enhancing the profound Zen atmosphere; when worn during meditation, it acts like a spiritual compass, helping focus the mind deeply into a state of tranquility.
It is especially suited for literary youth who pursue a natural lifestyle and yearn for inner peace—using this bracelet to express their pursuit of quality life and exploration of the spiritual world; for meditation enthusiasts, it strengthens the effect of practice, making both mind and body clearer under the nourishment of Dharma; for students, it helps them maintain a calm mindset amid heavy academic pressure and stay focused on their studies.
Caring for it requires extra attention: Keep it away from direct strong sunlight—harsh rays, like sharp blades, will gradually fade the bead’s color, robbing it of its original warmth and vitality. Avoid hard impacts; a single knock may crack the beads, damaging their perfect appearance and internal energy field. You can wear it close to your skin, letting your body warmth nurture the beads (blending your yang energy with the beads’ vitality); or place it on your desk beside a cup of fresh tea—allowing the beads to absorb the essence of nature amid the slow tea aroma, always keeping your mind clear and peaceful.
