Description
Material: Ebony, known to Westerners as “Oriental Sacred Wood”. Size: 15mm with 15 beads, 18mm with 13 beads. Carving: Buddha. Density 0.61g/cm³, meaning these beads float on water, a testament to the remarkably soft wooden structure that refuses to sink.
What you’re holding here is Phoebe nanmu, one of nature’s rarest gifts to humanity. This wood is non-renewable and genuinely scarce. One of its most distinctive qualities is a subtle medicinal fragrance: mild, never overpowering, gentle enough to notice without demanding attention.
The story behind these beads runs deep, literally. Millennia ago, precious ancient trees from virgin forests were buried beneath riverbed sediments and lake floors, preserved in dark, oxygen-starved layers for thousands upon thousands of years.
tens
of thousands of years,
П***а (overený vlastník) –
Everything is great, I thought they would be a little bigger, but still super.