Measuring your wrist
When measuring your wrist, stay as close to your hand as possible, like so. Do not add additional length to your measurement.
Don't have a measuring tape?
Use a piece of string to measure your wrist and lay the string back out on a ruler to get your measurement in inches or centimeters.
When ordering
Please specify the exact number on the measuring tape and whether you prefer your bracelet a little looser or tighter.
If you don't have any tools, you can estimate based on height and weight, but it is still recommended to use a ruler to measure.
Description
This Tibetan - style Protection bracelet is a profound embodiment of Tibetan cultural heritage, integrating traditional materials and symbolic meanings, turning it into a wearable carrier of ancient wisdom and blessings.
Braided Rope: Woven Blessings
The multi - colored, intricately braided rope is not just for aesthetics. In Tibetan culture, the art of braiding is intertwined with prayers and protection. Each strand and every twist represents the weaving of good wishes, including health, peace, and prosperity. It's like a physical manifestation of the prayers that echo in Tibetan monasteries, carrying the devout aspirations of believers.
Camel Bone Beads: Symbols of Tenacity
Camel bone beads are a highlight. In the harsh Tibetan environment, camels are a symbol of tenacity and adaptability. These beads, made from camel bone, inherit this spirit. They also connect to the natural world that Tibetans revere. Just as camels traverse the vast plateaus, these beads represent the ability to overcome difficulties, bringing a sense of strength and resilience to the wearer.
Yak Bone Spacers: Marks of the Plateau
Yak bone spacers are deeply rooted in Tibetan culture. Yaks are essential to Tibetan life, providing transportation, food, and materials. The spacers made from yak bone are a tribute to this precious animal. They carry the imprint of the plateau, symbolizing the close relationship between Tibetans and nature, and bringing a touch of the rugged Tibetan plateau to the bracelet.
Tibetan Silver Accessories: Ancient Symbols
Tibetan Silver Back - Pattern Spacer Bead: The back - pattern design is not random. In Tibetan culture, such patterns often have protective and auspicious meanings. They may represent ancient Tibetan totems or Buddhist symbols, capable of warding off evil and attracting good fortune, adding a layer of spiritual protection to the bracelet.
Tibetan Silver Skull Pendant: The skull pendant has a unique significance in Tibetan Buddhism. It is a reminder of the impermanence of life, encouraging people to cherish the present and pursue spiritual enlightenment. Far from being a symbol of fear, it is a profound religious and philosophical symbol, guiding the wearer to reflect on the true meaning of life.
Specifications:
Item Name: Tibetan - Style Braided Cultural Bracelet
Item Type: Bracelet
Rope Thickness: Approximately 5mm
Material: Braided rope (natural fibers), Camel bone (beads), Yak bone (spacers), Tibetan silver (accessories)
Note:
1.As the product uses natural materials such as bones, please remove it before sleeping or washing to avoid damage and maintain the product's lifespan.
2.Due to manual measurement, there may be slight deviations in size, which is a natural characteristic of handmade products.
3.All materials are naturally sourced and environmentally friendly, in line with the Tibetan people's respect for nature.
4.Being HANDMADE and using NATURAL materials, there will be irregularities in texture and slight color differences from the pictures (caused by lighting and natural material variations).
This bracelet is more than just an accessory; it is a piece of Tibetan - style culture. Wearing it allows you to carry a touch of the plateau's spirituality and cultural depth in your daily life.