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Endless Knot Bracelet
$20.00
- ▼ Description
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Infinity. Connectedness. Unity.
The Endless Knot is one of the most important symbols in Buddhism, representing an ultimate union- between individuals, the divine, and the worldly. With a constant flow that has no beginning or end, this serves as a reminder that we are eternally connected.
In a village at the edge of a jungle in Bali, each bracelet is hand carved from natural water buffalo bone
and woven into an adjustable nylon thread band.Maximum length: 8 inches for tassel style and 7.5 inches for button style.
- ◄ Fit
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Maximum length: 7.5 inches for button style.
- ◄ Care
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As each symbol is made from natural materials, the color will slightly adjust over the first few months of wear as it takes on elements that are a part of your life journey. Salt water, perfumes, and natural oils will give each bracelet its own look that is uniquely yours.
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6 Reviews
Love my endless knot bracelet
My boyfriend and I have been in a long distance relationship for almost 2 years now. It can be very difficult and we miss each other dearly. I bought the endless knot bracelet for us to wear when we are apart to remind us we are always connected not matter the distance. Very well made and beautiful bracelet. I wear it daily and it holds up amazingly.
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Endless connection
I really loved that this piece signifies the ultimate union between people, and the great divine of being endless "no beginning or end", it will be a constant reminder of an everlasting connection.
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It was fantastic
Bracelet arrived in a timely manner and customer service put in a message for the recipient for me. Wonderful experience and I will continue to be a customer
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Sweet 16
I gave this bracelet to my God Daugher as on of her birthday presents. She hasn’t taken it off yet. Yay!
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