Japanese Buddhist Prayer Beads Juzu – Handmade Kyoto Rosary G-Opal Japan

Product Description
Bring a touch of serene elegance to your spiritual practice with this handcrafted Buddhist prayer bead bracelet (Juzu) from Kyoto, Japan. Made with G Opal—an artificial opal known for its beautiful iridescent glow—this item combines traditional Japanese craftsmanship with a modern aesthetic. Perfect for meditation, mindfulness, or as a unique cultural gift.

Features
• Made in Kyoto, Japan by skilled artisans
• Traditional Buddhist Juzu (prayer beads) design
• Crafted from G Opal (Artificial Opal) with vibrant luster
• Reflects the beauty of Japanese tradition and spiritual mindfulness
• Ideal for meditation, prayer, or cultural display
• Comes beautifully packaged – great as a gift

Recommended For
• Fans of Japanese calligraphy and culture
• Those seeking eco-friendly lifestyle goods
• Travelers looking for a unique Kyoto souvenir
• Home decorators wanting a Japanese artistic accent
• Gift-givers who value cultural significance and style

Size&Weight
• Bead Circle Diameter: approx. 4.3 inches (110 mm)
• Weight: approx. 1.8 oz (51 g)

Important Notes
• Handle with Care – This is a delicate, handmade item. Please treat it gently to preserve its quality

Shipping Information
• Ships from Japan within 3 business days after payment is confirmed
• Shipping available Monday through Friday (no weekends or holidays)
• Tracking number will be provided

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