Crafted from natural mineral glazes and fired at high temperatures in a kiln (without chemical dyes), these ancient-method green glazed prayer beads are made using Tang Dynasty lost-wax techniques and hand-polishing, resulting in a surface adorned with natural ice-crackle patterns. The emerald green hue resembles "a pond of spring water," with overlapping shades evoking the artistic conception of a landscape painting.

Lighter in weight than mineral prayer beads, they are comfortable for long-term wear without weighing down the wrist. Unlike organic materials that are prone to decay, these beads withstand temperature variations and humidity changes. In traditional elemental theory, green corresponds to Wood, while the glazing process involves Fire, which is believed to help nourish the liver and gallbladder energy and alleviate eye strain and fatigue. They are especially suitable for those lacking Wood and Fire elements in their Five Elements composition, aiding in balancing the body's energy field.

The cool touch of the beads helps calm the mind, making them ideal for summer wear to reduce heat and restlessness. The translucent nature of glazed beads symbolizes "purity without blemish," assisting in cutting off distractions during meditation. As one of the Seven Buddhist Treasures, historically known as "healing jade," they are believed to purify negative energy. The emerald green color corresponds to the direction of the Azure Dragon in the East, offering protection to the home and attracting noble connections.

The verdant green complements Tang-style clothing, tea ceremony attire, and Zen robes, serving both as a tool for Buddhist practice and an elegant accessory. They can be layered with agarwood bracelets or jade pieces, reflecting the refined taste of the wearer.

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