Material: Vajra Bodhi. Seed

Size: 108 pieces. 10mm

Narrative:

The story and origin of Vajra Bodhi beads are full of profound religious and cultural significance. Rudraksha seeds are seeds from the fruit of a plant and are commonly used to make Buddhist beads. Its name "Vajra Bodhi" symbolizes firmness and wisdom, and is closely related to the Vajra Dharma in Buddhism.

The origin of Buddhist beads can be traced back to ancient India. They were originally a tool used by Buddhist practitioners to count and recite Buddhist names or scriptures. Vajra Bodhi seeds are an ideal material for making Buddhist beads because of their hardness and durability. The use of Buddhist beads is not only a counting tool, but also a symbol of practice, reminding practitioners to stay focused and pious.

Vajra Bodhi beads are particularly valued in Tibetan Buddhism because they are believed to have powerful blessings and protection effects. People who wear or use Vajra Bodhi beads usually hope to gain wisdom, power and spiritual protection.