A long Nanhong strand built to wrap the wrist several times, in the mala tradition - the stone equivalent of our agarwood wrap. Where a single-loop bracelet is jewelry, a wrap of this length reads closer to a practice object. Long Nanhong red agate strand Multi-wrap length in the mala tradition Substantial visual weight from a single continuous piece Consistent spacing that holds through the day Mid-range price for the length Wrap length and practice Longer strands have been used for counting breath and mantra across several traditions, which is why the format persists. Worn as jewelry it delivers the layered look without managing separate bracelets; used for practice it gives you a continuous loop to move through. Background on bead counts in the 108-bead mala guide. Style and care Works with knitwear, linen, and looser sleeves where the wraps stay visible. Agate is water-tolerant; the cord is what benefits from care. Routine in the Nanhong care guide. Common questions How many times does it wrap? Several, depending on wrist size - narrower wrists get more wraps. Measuring method in the size guide. Can I use it for meditation counting? Many owners do. If counting practice is the primary purpose, our agarwood mala is the purpose-built option. Is it heavy? Stone has more heft than wood at the same length - noticeable but comfortable for most wearers.
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