Jiuhua Mountain 216+Golden Leaf Lotus Bodhi Hand String Men and Women Money Bodhi Son Prayer Beads Cultural Play Buddha Beads Flying Saucer

216 pieces,diameter 65-75mm.



The Golden Leaf Lotus Bodhi is produced in the Buddhist holy land of Mount Jiuhua, and there is a long-standing legend about the Golden Leaf. This legend has been passed down in Mount Jiuhua since ancient times, rather than being fabricated out of thin air to hype up the Golden Leaf (the story is not described here, you can search for the legend of Li Bai in Mount Jiuhua), and the Buddhist cultural heritage of Mount Jiuhua also adds a layer of religious color to the Golden Leaf. Friends who have been to Mount Jiuhua should also know that Golden Leaf is sold as a specialty of Mount Jiuhua on the mountain.
The Golden Leaf Lotus Bodhi is very suitable for playing. Its leather is very solid and has a very high density. Compared to the three major masters, it cannot be said which one is better than the Phoenix Eye, but it is slightly superior to the two masters, King Kong and Star Moon. In terms of leather color, it eventually moves towards bright red.
Size - In terms of size, it is a relatively limited factor for the weakness of gold leaves. Gold leaf sizes below 7 and above 4 are mainstream, 8 is already on the low side, 9 is the basic limit, and there are also those over 10, but they can only pass the eye. 2 strings are not available, let alone required. And this has resulted in its limitations. Some players like the domineering effect of 11, 12, or even 13 neck hanging, which Golden Leaf cannot provide. It is more suitable for neck hanging or wrist hanging on delicate routes.
And its natural low pile and flying saucer pile shape result in 108 pieces being too short, only 216 pieces in a string, which leads to high costs and price effects. The price can basically be controlled below a thousand yuan, with a positioning around middle three. Some friends may think the price is slightly higher, but please understand that this is 216 instead of 108, and the cost of directly eliminating items below 6.