Fimo Polymer Clay Beads Buddhist Prayer Wrist Mala Bracelet

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Share the joy      Beads are among the earliest human ornaments and ostrich shell beads in Africa date to 10,000 BC.Over the centuries various cultures have made beads from a variety of materials from stone and shells to clay. The English word bead derives from the Old English noun bede which means a prayer. The exact origins


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Beads are among the earliest human ornaments and ostrich shell beads in Africa date to 10,000 BC.Over the centuries various cultures have made beads from a variety of materials from stone and shells to clay. The English word bead derives from the Old English noun bede which means a prayer. The exact origins of prayer beads remain uncertain, but their earliest use probably traces to Hindu prayers in India. Buddhism probably borrowed the concept from Hinduism. The statute of a holy Hindu man with beads dates to the 3rd century BC. Although the use of prayer beads grew within those religions, it did not enter Judaism, perhaps because of its association with other religions, and to date Judaism does not use prayer beads. Although not used as counting device, many Jews touch the knots on the tzitzits attached to their tallit (prayer shawl) at specific points in their prayers.

Product Features

  • Beads Size: 8mm
  • Material: Fimo (Polymer Clay)
  • Free Jewelry Pouch
  • Adjustable and fit most size of wrist

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Pookie052 "kairebare040" says:

70’s stylish! How sooooo cuuuute! I was soo taken by these that i found out more about the fimo plymer clay stuff! Get these u wont be disappointed!

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REBECCA DeWinter "Rebecca DeWinter" says:

Prayer Mala bracelet Beads are small but pretty and resemble the featured picture. They are for the most part pastel and I’m sure most of these bracelets vary in their appearance. It has a rather delicate look, but most of the beads have intricate designs on them. I recommend it. I actually received this sooner than anticipated.

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Top Cat "T.C." says:

Trippy dippy In a world made of plastic, these clay beads look cool and offer a nice texture and weight. With so many colors represented this wrist mala bracelet offers a nice girly accent to any number of causal outfits. The warped flower pattern appeals to young girls, hipsters and flower children alike and because it’s adjustable it should fit all of the above. All that and a vehicle to cultivate positive energy for the benefit of all sentient beings or return yourself to a mindful state. 

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