@zentraldesigns: Elevate your accessory collection with the Ninja 9 Hand Seals Black Onyx Bracelet—a harmonious blend of tradition, protection, and style. The Ninja 9 Hand Seals Black Onyx Bracelet, a unique fusion of traditional Japanese symbolism and modern style. This Kanji beaded bracelet features nine golden Kuji Kiri hand seals engraved on pure black onyx beads, offering a blend of power, focus, and protection to its wearer. Authentic Design: The unisex bracelet is hand-made to order. Each bead showcases a golden Ninja symbol, representing the ancient Kuji Kiri hand seals used by Japanese ninjas for meditation and energy focusing. Premium Materials: Crafted from high-quality black onyx, known for its protective properties and ability to absorb negative energy, this bracelet is both durable and meaningful. Perfect Gift: This unique gift for him/her is ideal for those interested in Japanese culture, meditation practices, or simply seeking a stylish accessory with profound meaning. Whether for a birthday, anniversary, or special occasion, this bracelet is sure to impress. Size(this bracelet comes in 3 sizes, please select carefully):-----Small:Bead diameter: 3/8 inch (10 mm)Bracelet circumference: 6 inches (15 cm)-----Medium:Bead diameter: 1/2 inch (12 mm)Bracelet circumference: 7 inches (18 cm)-----Large: Bead diameter: 5/8 inch (14 mm)Bracelet circumference: 8 inches (20 cm)Please select the style from the variation, the small and medium size can be made into two styles:Style 1 - Golden Symbol Beads togetherStyle 2 - Golden Symbol Beads Separated by a black bead(Please see the 2nd and 3rd images) Materials:Black onyx 9 Golden Color Power Symbols on Black Onyx BeadsMeaning and Stories:-----‘’The Nine Hands Seals’’ of Japanese NinjaThe 9 power symbols, also referred to as ‘’The Nine Hands Seals’’ or ‘’The Nine Cuts’’ are hand positions used in Ninjutsu as a process of ritual and meditation called Kuji Kiri. Outside of the Shinobi culture, they are sometimes called “The Ninja Secret Hand Signs.” “Kuji” is a term that is used to describe energy focusing, which is what is meant to occur when performing kuji-in or kuji kiri. The nine hand gestures or cuts correspond with ...

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