Tibetan Multicolored Liuli Glass Bead Chinese 108-Bead Mala Bracelet is a Tibet Stones piece inspired by Himalayan beadwork and contemplative practice. The original materials, symbols, measurements, bead counts, variant information, and care notes are preserved below for accurate selection.
"Liuli" means ancient Chinese glass/crystal. It has a lineage stretching back thousands of years, first making its appearance in the 11th century BC.
Liuli Glass Bead
The Liuli Glass bracelet can protect the wearer from disasters, and at the same time help the wearer to achieve luck and success.
The Liuli Glass bracelet has the effect of balancing the five elements of "gold, wood, water, fire, and earth".
The five elements of black belong to the water, and all things are blessed, wishing health and safety.
Green belongs to wood among the five elements, which is the color of life, revives all things, and wishes for a prosperous career.
The five elements of white belong to gold, which symbolizes wisdom and wishes for academic progress and abundant wisdom.
The five elements of red belong to fire, representing joy, symbolizing fate, and wishing a happy marriage.
The five elements of yellow belong to earth, and it is the color of making money and wishing you a lot of money and a wealth of money.
Chinese Zodiac Nine Palaces Eight Diagrams
The Chinese Zodiac Nine Palaces Eight Diagrams are made up of magical treasures from Sanskrit, Tibetan and Han Dynasties that can destroy all kinds of evil spirits and bring peace to the house.
Wearing the Nine Palaces Bagua card can prevent any evil caused by people, things, things, feng shui, and geography, block all strange disasters, seek good luck and avoid bad luck, and turn misfortunes into blessings. Whether seeking wealth, marriage, heirs, power, wisdom, longevity, etc., it can all increase good karma, eliminate bad karma without disaster, and avoid all Tai Sui, etc.
Maintenance of Liuli Glass/Colored glaze
Be careful not to hit the glass surface with force. Avoid chemical and heat damage. Liuli Glass can usually be cleaned with a slightly damp towel to maintain its luster.
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Cultural note: Symbolic meanings are shared as traditional and cultural context. Individual experiences vary; this item does not guarantee spiritual, therapeutic, medical, or personal outcomes.
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