Date Masamune, samurai bracelet, women bracelet, crystal quartz 12 mm with Soladite, bangles from Japan, Japanese bead bracelet

There is Date Masamune`s crest ("Sparrow and Bamboo or "Sendai Bamboo") carved on the biggest Crystal Quartz bead.

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Sodalite is called a stone of truth as well as a poet's stone.

It is said that the Soladite (which are also used in this bracelet) were used in Japan as a stone of self-expression and confidence, Sodalite can aid in issues of self-worth, self-acceptance, and self-esteem. Sodalite promotes intuition and a trust in one's own judgment, which can be a great ally in daily life. Sodalite helps to achieve emotional balance, releasing old conditioning and programming of the past which no longer serves.

  SAMURAI   BRACELETS  COLLECTION 

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We would like to recomend to you and to any Japanese history lover this Samurai Bracelet Collection. 

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This Collection includes 20 different branclets. 

10 bigger branclets are made with onyx as well as different stones` beads.

10 smaller branclets are made with Cristal and stone beads. 

Branclets with onyx beads has been created for men and cristal beads have been creted for women, but they are both perfect for any gender. 

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Family crests of 10 most important Samurai and Military Leaders from Sengoku period are carved on the biggest black onyx bead and biggest cristal bead. 

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Those Samurais are:

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1. Tokugawa Ieyasu

2. Maeda Keiji

3. Uesugi Kenshin

4. Oda Nobunaga

5. Takeda Shigen

6. Sanada Yukimura

7. Date Masamune

8. Toyotomi Hideyoshi

9. Mori Motonari

10. Naoe Kanetsugu

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Those branclests are quite rare items, creted by only one Maker in small amounts. 

Become one of few who have those rare Samurai branclets!

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We recomend them for any Samurai or Japanese history lover and for all those who like good quality, beautiful accesories. 

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WELCOME TO THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF FRAGRANCE

Koh-do (“Way of Incense”) is the Japanese art of appreciating incense. It has been known for over 1000 years and recognized as elegant and refined. It is important part of poetry and classical literature of Japan.

Incense burning is a source of inspiration. It brings inner peace and spiritual freedom to the mind.

There are two major types of incense in Japan.

Indirect-burning incense, which can be smoldering piece of fragrant wood, and direct-burning incense in a form of stick or cone, made from incense paste without a bamboo core.

Kohgen is selling exactly those types of Japanese Incense.

Since there is no bamboo core and incense is made from pure incense material, you can enjoy pure fragrance without underlying scent of burning wood.

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The process of making Japanese incense:
 

Blending the finest natural ingredients and binding them with the powder of Tabu-koh, the bark of Tabu-no-ki. Tabu-no-ki is Japanese huge bay tree (Machilus thunbergii), which belongs to Laurel family. After such combination is mixed with water it is extruded just like spaghetti, and then allowed to dry in a form of solid sticks of pure incense.

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  About aloeswood 

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In Japan aloeswood is seen as a sacred and important wood. It is one of the most distinguished ingredients of some Japanese incense.

During the Kamakura period (1185-1333) the Japanese began using various raw woods such as aloeswood in the making of incense. Some incense was used in a recreational way while others were used in the most important of religious ceremonies. This led to a classification system for grading the qualities of aloeswood. The very finest quality aloeswood is referred to as Kyara. Good quality aloeswood fetches very high prices and this is reflected in the prices of the highest quality aloeswood incenses. f

Aloeswood is also an important wood in the Middle East and in many places is burned daily to accompany prayer. It is also known as agarwood, eaglewood, oud or gaharu. 

The wood itself has no significant aroma. Aloeswood is obtained from the evergreen daphne genus tree. When a fungus infects the tree a resin begins to form. When the trees dies this resin continues to harden and mature. This resin imbued wood is then collected for incense and burning purposes. 

In Japan it is considered a great honour to receive a gift of fine aloeswood or Kyara.f

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We make a great effort preapring packages so that they reach their destinations on time and safely.

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We pack our products carefully for shipment, by filling each box with soft material to prevent items from shaking. Thanks to our carefullness we have not received any complains about damaged goods so far.

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Packages are send by EMS, but we can accommodate customers' wishes.

Except for preorder and/or made-to-order items, we usually ship merchandise within one week, usually in 2-4 business days after payment is confirmed.

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