New Seed Seiko Six Dao Wooden 18mm Round Beads, 108 Buddhist Beads, Rosary Beads Beaded Design, Customized Beads

TIBUKKYO Taiwan Derong Collection | Seiko New Seed Six Daomu 18mm Round Beads 108 | Tassel Style Accessories: tassel style ◎Can be sent directly to Hong Kong, Macau, Singapore and Malaysia ◎Beishi welcomes personal pick-up, and can be customized with letters The shop’s requirements for Liudaomu's construction method: 1. Due to the high density of Liudaomu, it is easy to have cracks when dry grinding with a hard machine. Seiko uses semi-mechanical and semi-manual turning methods, paying more attention to the integrity of the channel. On the contrary, if it is ordinary goods, there will be a problem of uneven channels. 2. "Full flower" means "full grain", which means that the six-track wood of the old material is used for the beads, which is darker than the color of the new seed, and the grain is clearer. 3. Many six "green" lines of Liudao wood belong to new materials, and the mature seeds are brown, with better density, and are easy to plate. After the wood plate is full, it can be pulped, and it is more Brown and brighter. It can be said that Liudaomu is the representative of rework! Friends who like to change can play Liudaomu or Xingyue Bodhi of New Seed, both of which have the stage of changing color and patina. In addition, because of the different cultivation methods in ancient times, many Liudao woods were subjected to the natural dyeing procedures of "Cinnabar Offerings" and "Ghee Offerings". Otherwise, the original color of Liudao Woods was white, and it would turn into brown after it was plated. For more details, please visit the "About Me" contact page. You can wholesale Liudaomu and customize your favorite Liudaomu~ Six Paths of Wood Buddha: Liudaomu is also called Jianglongmu. Growing on Mount Wutai, a sacred place in Buddhism, each bead has six natural patterns on it, symbolizing the six-character proverb (the six-character mantra: Om Mi Hung), which also means "six reincarnation", which can be used to drive away evil spirits. For Tibetan Buddhism, with the blessing of Master Tsongkhapa, the patriarch of the Gelug Sect of Tantric Buddhism, the six white lines represent the six wisdom swords of the clerical bodhisattva, which can cut off the troubles of all living beings. The six paths (six striped roads) also represent six. Zi Da Ming Mantra (Guanyin Bodhisattva Mantra): Om Pa Mi Hum, so it is the ideal rosary for chanting Manjushri’s holy name, Manjusri’s mantra and Avalokitesvara’s mantra (six-character mantra), and there are "Six Ways of Borrowing, Super Six Ways" Allusions, and in Tantric Buddhism, she is also the ideal rosary for practicing the deity related to Manjushri. Many monks in Xianzong also like to wear it.