Auspicious Ruyi Rose Cinnabar Colorful Thread Woven Universal Charm

Auspicious Woven Rose Cinnabar Universal Charm Tibetan Auspicious Hand-Woven Charm The colorful rope, also known as the longevity thread, is made from five colors of thread, representing East, West, South, North, and Center with Blue, White, Red, Black, and Yellow respectively. The colorful rope of the Dragon Boat Festival, also called five-colored silk, is an auspicious object and adornment of the festival, possessing the power to ward off evil and carrying the beautiful meaning of praying for blessings and good fortune. The tradition involves twisting coarse threads of red, green, yellow, white, and black into a colorful rope. The colorful rope originates from the ancient Chinese concept of the Five Elements and evolved from the ancient custom of tattooing. Among the many customs to ward off evil during the Dragon Boat Festival, tying five-colored silk threads around the arm was once a very popular folk practice. Tying five-colored ropes on the Dragon Boat Festival signifies praying for blessings and good fortune. The five colors of the five-colored silk represent the Five Elements, and the custom of five-colored threads originates from the ancient Chinese concept of the Five Elements, representing Metal, Wood, Water, Fire, and Earth. Ancient cultures revered the five colors, considering them auspicious. The five colors represent the five directions, engaging in a cycle of mutual generation and restraint, possessing a mystical power to dispel evil and welcome good fortune. Cinnabar, copper ornaments, silver-plated gold "Fu" character, hand-twisted cotton, jade thread, coconut buttons, malachite, cypress~ Red symbolizes auspiciousness, soaring fortune, and complete blessings and wisdom.