【Lost and find】 Natural Wild Sun Seed Wooden Fish Bodhi Seed Necklace

About the Product/ These are wooden fish bodhi seeds, resembling two small pouches. A unique piece with a distinct forest and ethnic charm, exuding natural and zen-like qualities. The creation features various wild-harvested fruits, soapberries, and bodhi seeds. Each seed retains its most natural form and patterns, making it truly one-of-a-kind. This unisex piece is adjustable in length, perfect for complementing diverse styles. As these are naturally sun-dried plant materials, in more humid climates, it's best to store them in a sealed plastic bag when not being worn. Natural materials may have imperfections, such as small cracks or holes. These are only used in the piece if they do not affect wearability. We hope those who appreciate the beauty of natural flaws will consider purchasing. ________________________ Each material was sought after by the shop owner for a long time, making each piece truly unique and a rare find. If you love it, bring it home ♡ It's even more beautiful in person! Truly!! However, please note that natural products cannot be 100% perfect! Impurities and cracks are inevitable. The shop owner will strive to provide detailed descriptions of the texture, but those who seek absolute perfection should carefully reconsider. 【Origin】 Hong Kong 【Materials】 Natural plant seeds + cord + silicone toggle clasp 【Size】 Adjustable chain length 【Precautions】 Gemstones are also natural and will inevitably vary, with occasional imperfections. The shop owner will do their best to provide clear descriptions. Perfectionists, please think twice before purchasing! /About Lost and find/ 【Brand Introduction】 Lost and find is a narrative fashion and accessories brand. Each piece in the collection carries its own story of being "lost" and "found." We aim to guide wearers, through lighthearted and engaging methods, to reflect on and rediscover forgotten memories in their lives. In this process, they transcend being mere owners, forging a mutual bond with our creations—a blurred relationship between wearer and worn. Origin/Manufacturing Method Hong Kong