Customized Tibukkyo Six-Dao Wood / Coconut Di / Coconut Shell / White Jade Bodhi Root / Cypress Seed Obsidian Hand String, etc.

Introduction to Six-Dao Wood: Due to the high density and hardness of Six-Dao Wood, machine dry grinding can easily cause cracks. Therefore, the beads are crafted using a semi-machine, semi-handcrafted approach that prioritizes the integrity of the bead hole. "Full Flower" means "full grain," which is achieved by selecting old-growth Six-Dao Wood for bead crafting. These beads have a deeper color and clearer grain than those made from new seeds. Many Six-Dao Wood beads feature "green" lines, indicating new material. Matured seeds, on the other hand, are brown, denser, and easier to polish, developing a rich luster over time. "Full Flower" Six-Dao Wood can develop a beautiful patina, becoming more lustrous and brown with use. Six-Dao Wood is a prime example of meticulous craftsmanship. For those who enjoy the transformation of materials, new Six-Dao Wood or Star Moon Bodhi are excellent choices, as both exhibit color changes and develop a patina with handling. Additionally, historically, due to different spiritual practices, many Six-Dao Wood items underwent natural dyeing processes such as "cinnabar offering" and "butter offering." Otherwise, the original color of Six-Dao Wood is white, which gradually turns brown with polishing.