Kohgen
This bracelet is made of briar, a high-quality material used for tobacco pipes.
Briya is the root of a Chinese rose, and has a beautiful natural grain on the surface.
The more you use it, the deeper the color becomes.
It is also highly rated for being "light and easy to handle" while still having a moderate hardness.
It is said that rose roots were used as talismans in China, and it was believed that they would drive away evil.
The Seven Lucky Gods are also famous as the seven gods worshipped in Japan as bringers of good fortune.
It is not clear why it is called the Seven Lucky Gods, but there are various theories, such as that it was modeled after the "Seven Sages of the Bamboo Grove," which was a popular subject for hangings in Shoin at the time, or that it is a reference to the "Seven Disasters Immediately Disappear, Seven Blessings Immediately Birth" in the Niō Hannya Sutra, which means that seven disasters will disappear in an instant and seven blessings will arrive in an instant.
This bracelet is for business prosperity and good fortune. Product size
- Main bead: Diameter approx. 1.0cm (tiger's eye)
- Round bead: Diameter approx. 0.6cm (briar)
- Flat bead: Diameter approx. 0.6cm x 0.3cm (briar)
- Seven Lucky Gods: Diameter approx. 1.0cm x 0.7cm (briar)
Inner diameter approx. 18cm
Mariki Seven Lucky Gods Bracelet with Tiger's Eye Stone
$97.00 USD
A bracelet engraved with the entire text of the Heart Sutra
This bracelet is made of briar, a high-quality material used for tobacco pipes.
Briya is the root of a Chinese rose, and has a beautiful natural grain on the surface.
The more you use it, the deeper the color becomes.
It is also highly rated for being "light and easy to handle" while still having a moderate hardness.
It is said that rose roots were used as talismans in China, and it was believed that they would drive away evil.
The Seven Lucky Gods are also famous as the seven gods worshipped in Japan as bringers of good fortune.
It is not clear why it is called the Seven Lucky Gods, but there are various theories, such as that it was modeled after the "Seven Sages of the Bamboo Grove," which was a popular subject for hangings in Shoin at the time, or that it is a reference to the "Seven Disasters Immediately Disappear, Seven Blessings Immediately Birth" in the Niō Hannya Sutra, which means that seven disasters will disappear in an instant and seven blessings will arrive in an instant.
This bracelet is for business prosperity and good fortune. Product size
- Main bead: Diameter approx. 1.0cm (tiger's eye)
- Round bead: Diameter approx. 0.6cm (briar)
- Flat bead: Diameter approx. 0.6cm x 0.3cm (briar)
- Seven Lucky Gods: Diameter approx. 1.0cm x 0.7cm (briar)
Inner diameter approx. 18cm
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