Pure Rhythm

"Sinking, Floating Gold, a Critical Treasure"
Crafted from century-old Vietnamese agarwood, this material is a critical grade "sinking, floating" material – completely sinking in water but slightly floating. Its density is superior to sinking materials, allowing for a breathable feel, rich in oil and overflowing with golden threads. The generous 8mm diameter aligns with the traditional 108-bead Buddhist rosary. Wrapped three times around the wrist, it is a graceful and elegant act, soft to the touch like jade, and its explosive fragrance is truly a masterpiece.

"One Hundred and Eight Troubles, Overcome with a Single Thought of Incense"
Each bead bears witness to spiritual practice:
Reciting the mantra morning and evening, flowing through your fingers, the cool, sweet, milky aroma gradually blooms with body heat, like listening to the Buddhist chants, creating a mobile meditation center.

"Three-Level Incense Transformation, Every Breath is Zen"
• Top Note: A refreshing minty coolness penetrates the nose, instantly awakening the mind.
• Middle Note: The sweetness of orchid nectar intertwines with a subtle fruity aroma, lingering.
• Base Note: A rich milky aroma interwoven with a woody fragrance, deepening with time.

At room temperature, the fragrance is subtle and elegant. When stimulated by body temperature, it lingers like a cloud of fragrance, immersing you in a world of intertwined fragrances.

"Heavenly Crafted Beads, Perfect for Wearing or Collecting."

Using ancient hand-chamfering techniques, each bead is finely polished on both sides to a slightly bulging shape, creating a comfortable fit. It can be worn as a long necklace, wrapped around the wrist in layers, or for meditation. Deep brown oil thread interwoven with golden wood pith creates a unique and elegant look, whether paired with tea clothes, formal attire, or monk's robes.

Natural agarwood exhibits color and texture variations. The image shows a macro shot of the actual agarwood.

Avoid wearing while bathing or exercising, and avoid contact with chemicals.

It is recommended to seal the agarwood once a month for decades of fragrance.