Seiko old materials full of flowers Liudao wood 8mm Jianglong wooden hand beads customized wearing and matching design wooden beads

The Tibukkyo Derong collection is in stock full of flowers and old materials. Six wood Jianglong wood 8mm round beads + Buddha head Seiko new seeds will have a discoloration process~ Accessories: None The store's requirements for Liudaomu's construction method: 1. Due to the high density of six-way wood, it is easy to have cracks when it is hard to grind with a machine. Seiko uses a half-mechanical and half-manual method to carve beads, paying more attention to the integrity of the channels. On the contrary, if it is an ordinary product, there will be a problem that the holes are not aligned. 2. "Manhua" means "full grain". It is made of old six-dao wood wood and beaded. The color is darker than that of new seeds, and the grain is clearer. 3. Many six woods with "green" six lines are new materials, while the mature seeds are brown, with better density and easy to finish. The full flower six woods can be covered with pulp after being plated, which is more Brown and bright. It can be said that Liudaogi is the representative of heavy workmanship! Friends who like to change can play the new seed Liudaomu or Xingyue Bodhi, both of which have a stage of discoloration and patina. In addition, due to different practices in ancient times, many six-daoki underwent natural dyeing procedures for "cinnabar offering" and "ghee offering". Otherwise, the original color of six-daoki is white, and it will turn brown after the pan is finished. For more details, please see the "About Me" contact page. You can wholesale Rodwood and customize your favorite Rodwood~ Liudaomu Buddha meaning: Liudaomu, also known as Jianglongmu. Growing in Wutai Mountain, a Buddhist holy place, each bead has six naturally formed lines, which symbolize the six-character mantra (that is, the six-character mantra: omme hum) and also have the meaning of "six paths of reincarnation", which can drive away evil spirits in houses. For Tibetan Buddhism, blessed by Master Tsongkhapa, the patriarch of the Gelug Sect of the Tantric Yellow Sect, the six white lines represent the six wisdom swords of the Shushu Bodhisattva, which can cut off the troubles of all living beings, and the six paths (six stripes) also represent the six Word Daming Mantra (Guanyin Bodhisattva Heart Mantra): Om Padme Hum, so it is the most ideal rosary for reciting the holy name of Manjusri Bodhisattva, Manjushri Bodhisattva Mantra and Avalokitesvara Heart Mantra (six-character Daming Mantra). At the same time, in Tantric Buddhism, she is also the ideal rosary for practicing the deity related to Manjusri Bodhisattva. Many monks of Xianzong also like to wear it.