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GAMES, DVD, BLU-RAY & MEDIA ITEMS - Some games, DVDs, Blu-rays, and media items may have region codes or Japanese-only language settings. - Please check compatibility before purchase. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Bead material: 22 black Burmese jade beads / Main bead: 13mm black Burmese jade bead / Parent bead: 17mm black Burmese jade bead / Heaven bead: 10mm black Burmese jade bead / Tassel material: Pure silk tassel / Note: Comes in a paulownia box This is an authentic Jodo Shinshu rosary for men, made from the finest Burmese jade, recognized as genuine jade, and especially black Burmese jade, which is difficult to obtain. The elegant color and beautiful luster are so captivating that you will never tire of looking at them. The crystals unique to Burmese jade stand out beautifully in the beautiful black color, and their shine creates a noble impression. The tassels are made of elegant pure silk tassels braided with two colored strings. It comes with a "Kyoto Rosary Maker's Production Certificate" issued by Takita Shoten, which is proof of the quality of the Takita Shoten brand. It also comes with a tag from the Kyoto Rosary Maker Wholesale Association, which is only allowed to be attached to traditional "Kyoto Rosary". It is a masterpiece made by a Kyoto Rosary maker with expert skills. Comes with a certificate issued by Takita Shoten, proof of Takita Shoten's brand quality. These are official prayer beads for men of the Jodo Shinshu sect. I used 13mm black Burmese jade beads. It comes with a tassel attached to the head of pure silk. The rosary will be delivered in a paulownia box. Genuine jade, also known as jadeite, has been revered as a sacred stone in various regions since ancient times, and has been used as magatama in Japan since the Jomon period. It has also been prized as a symbol of wealth and used as an ornament since ancient times. Genuine jade is said to have the power to protect one from misfortune and bring prosperity. These prayer beads have been made by a Kyoto prayer bead maker who has mastered the traditional techniques of Kyoto prayer bead making. It comes with a tag from the Kyoto Rosary Manufacturing Wholesale Cooperative, which is only permitted to be attached to traditional "Kyoto prayer beads." The tassels are made of elegant pure silk tassels braided with two colored strings. "Formal prayer beads" are official prayer beads that have a set shape for each sect. Prayer beads are a symbol of one's Buddhist faith, so please choose prayer beads that correspond to your sect. Prayer beads are the most familiar Buddhist item that is held during funerals, memorial services, and visits to the grave. It is said that if you always hold this and pray to Buddha, your earthly desires will disappear and you will gain merit. Prayer beads are an essential item that should not be forgotten during Buddhist ceremonies, and are placed in the hands when praying.