Kohgen
Women's Prayer Beads, Chalcedony, 8-inch, Shingon Buddhism, Made to Order
$249.00 USD
Chalcedony is a natural stone with the same components as quartz, and opaque to translucent stones are collectively called chalcedony.
It is generally known for its pale and gentle blue color.
It has long been believed that pale light blue represents kindness, not liking conflict and wanting to build friendly relationships, and there is also a legend that it is a stone that enhances friendship.
Chalcedony has a long history of being used as a material for crafts and sculptures.
Its unique gentleness and color have been loved since ancient times.
The surface of the pale light blue natural stone has a gentle wave pattern, and the tassels are also matched with the same color, giving this rosary a soft atmosphere.
Why not take this opportunity to try chalcedony rosary with its attractive pale color and pattern?
★About the sect
Regarding Shingon sect rosary, one theory is that it was the Shingon sect that first brought rosary beads to Japan.
Therefore, the shape is very similar to the formal prayer beads used by all eight sects.
The shape is often such that there are two tassels on the front and back, each with a red string running through them.
The prayer beads carried on pilgrimages are also slightly longer versions of these Shingon Buddhist prayer beads.
It is generally known for its pale and gentle blue color.
It has long been believed that pale light blue represents kindness, not liking conflict and wanting to build friendly relationships, and there is also a legend that it is a stone that enhances friendship.
Chalcedony has a long history of being used as a material for crafts and sculptures.
Its unique gentleness and color have been loved since ancient times.
The surface of the pale light blue natural stone has a gentle wave pattern, and the tassels are also matched with the same color, giving this rosary a soft atmosphere.
Why not take this opportunity to try chalcedony rosary with its attractive pale color and pattern?
★About the sect
Regarding Shingon sect rosary, one theory is that it was the Shingon sect that first brought rosary beads to Japan.
Therefore, the shape is very similar to the formal prayer beads used by all eight sects.
The shape is often such that there are two tassels on the front and back, each with a red string running through them.
The prayer beads carried on pilgrimages are also slightly longer versions of these Shingon Buddhist prayer beads.
Product size
- Main bead: Diameter approx. 1.0cm (chalcedony)
- Main bead: Diameter approx. 0.5cm (chalcedony)
- Top bead: Diameter approx. 0.4cm (chalcedony)
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