D&DEPARTMENT SEOULからお届けします｜配送について詳しくはこちらから
Yasuda Nenju
Prayer Rosary Brown Tassel M
Made in
Japan
Founded in 1683, the shop in Kyoto specializes in prayer beads that make these products. Offers relaxation to the soul instead of through prayers. Comes with a unique case. Circumference: 28.5 cm, bead radius: 1.2cm
Materials: Wood, stone, and silk
Size: Circumference 28.5cm
Sphere size (wood) 1.2 cm
Size: Circumference 28.5cm
Sphere size (wood) 1.2 cm
Yasuda Nenju Ten
A shop that specializes in beads that is located in Kyoto's Teramachi Rokkaku district. They consider their products as a tool for "conveying feelings through wishes," rather than simply a tool. And they consider their shop a "prayer beads store," rather than a "beads store" that utilizes the same manufacturing method since their founding 330 years ago.
A shop that specializes in beads that is located in Kyoto's Teramachi Rokkaku district. They consider their products as a tool for "conveying feelings through wishes," rather than simply a tool. And they consider their shop a "prayer beads store," rather than a "beads store" that utilizes the same manufacturing method since their founding 330 years ago.
Wipe with a soft dry cloth after use. Place inside the paulownia box or its bag for storage.
Founded in 1683, the shop in Kyoto specializes in prayer beads that make these products. Offers relaxation to the soul instead of through prayers. Comes with a unique case. Circumference: 28.5 cm, bead radius: 1.2cm
Materials: Wood, stone, and silk
Size: Circumference 28.5cm
Sphere size (wood) 1.2 cm
Size: Circumference 28.5cm
Sphere size (wood) 1.2 cm
Yasuda Nenju Ten
A shop that specializes in beads that is located in Kyoto's Teramachi Rokkaku district. They consider their products as a tool for "conveying feelings through wishes," rather than simply a tool. And they consider their shop a "prayer beads store," rather than a "beads store" that utilizes the same manufacturing method since their founding 330 years ago.
A shop that specializes in beads that is located in Kyoto's Teramachi Rokkaku district. They consider their products as a tool for "conveying feelings through wishes," rather than simply a tool. And they consider their shop a "prayer beads store," rather than a "beads store" that utilizes the same manufacturing method since their founding 330 years ago.
Wipe with a soft dry cloth after use. Place inside the paulownia box or its bag for storage.