known in Japan as juzu or nenju, this is buddhist prayer bead.
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Presentation of products by Kyoto rosary artisans. This is a Buddhist rosaries, known as nenju or juzu.
Suitable for use regardless of religious denomination.
Whisky Wood: Japanese whisky casks, having fulfilled their purpose after years of ageing whisky, are reborn as prayer beads. Beads carved from these casks, which nurtured whisky's maturation, possess a unique texture and substantial weight. Much like whisky's ageing process, these beads develop character with use, becoming cherished, personal talismans. An original creation by Kobe Juzu Shop.
This is a single-strand prayer bead for men, suitable for use regardless of religious denomination.
Featuring two accent beads of compressed amber, chosen to complement the amber hue of whisky, alongside a tassel dyed with botanicals from whisky casks.
This is a special rosary for the discerning adult, harmonising the smoky tassel colour with whisky wood.
The tassel features high-quality pure silk dyed in whisky barrels.
It is an original product from Kobe Juzu, handcrafted by a skilled Kyoto rosary artisan.
Material
Main bead: Whisky wood
Parent bead: Whisky wood
Top bead: Compressed amber
Tassel type: Pure silk whisky barrel-dyed tassel
Delivery form: Specialised paulownia wood box
Material characteristics
Whisky Wood
Barrels that have matured whisky countless times over decades. Crafted from white oak, known as the “King of Forests”. Beads carved from the timber of these barrels, dismantled after fulfilling their purpose, possess the unique beauty of grain only found in aged wood, along with a rich, robust character and lustre.
Particular attention is paid to the surface finish, preserving the wood's inherent character. With long-term use, a patina develops, evolving into a deep, rich texture reminiscent of whisky's maturation.
Amber
Amber is a gemstone formed when tree resin becomes buried underground and solidifies over long periods. It has been used as an ornament since the Palaeolithic era. Amber is said to absorb negative energy and circulate positive energy. It is also believed to ease tension and promote relaxation.