Japanese Buddhist Prayer Beads Juzu – Handmade Kyoto Rosary Shitan Wood Japan

Product Description
Experience the serenity and craftsmanship of traditional Japan with this beautifully handcrafted Buddhist prayer bead bracelet made from rosewood (Shitan). A spiritual item steeped in history, made by skilled Kyoto artisans using time-honored techniques. Perfect for personal use, meditation, or as a meaningful gift.

Features
• Authentic Japanese Buddhist prayer beads (Juzu)
• Handcrafted in Kyoto by skilled artisans
• Traditional design with silk tassels
• Set includes:
　 • 1x Rosewood (Shitan) prayer beads
　 • 1x G Opal synthetic opal prayer beads
• A symbol of Japanese spirituality and refined craftsmanship
• Suitable for memorial services, meditation, and cultural displays

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
• Diameter of each prayer bead bracelet: approx. 110mm (4.3 inches)
• Weight:
　 • Rosewood Juzu: approx. 51g (1.8 oz)
　 • G Opal Juzu: approx. 40g (1.4 oz)

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

⸻

About Us

We are based in Japan and proud to share unique Japanese products with the world.
If you have any questions, feel free to message us.
We always do our best to ensure your satisfaction!

🌍 For International Buyers – Please Note:
• Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost.
• These charges are the buyer’s responsibility.
• Please check with your country’s customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to buying.
• We do not mark items as gifts or undervalue merchandise – this is prohibited by U.S. and international regulations.