Tibetan braided bracelet yellow/​red/​blue

Yellow has profound spiritual significance in various traditions, such as Tibetan Buddhism. It symbolises wisdom, compassion and enlightenment. Tibetan monks often wear yellow clothing and ritual objects to symbolise inner enlightenment. Yellow plays a prominent role in Tibetan mandalas, which are sacred geometric figures, and represents the radiant energy of the universe. This reflects the pursuit of higher consciousness in Tibetan culture.

Red also has deep spiritual significance in various cultures, including Tibetan Buddhism. Within this tradition, red represents power, passion and transformation. Tibetan rituals often use red robes and flags to express spiritual devotion. Red also represents blood flow and life force, essential in meditation and yoga in Tibetan culture. This reflects the spiritual values and practices of Tibetan Buddhism.

Blue has profound spiritual significance in many cultures and symbolises spiritual growth and enlightenment. In the Tibetan Buddhist tradition, blue represents wisdom and compassion. Tibetan monks wear blue robes and adorn their temples with blue decorations to emphasise these values. Blue represents peace, tranquillity, healing, purity and is closely associated with the throat chakra, associated with the Buddha Akshobhya. It is used for communication enhancement and releasing issues.

Tibetan monks make this lucky bracelet in 50 minutes as part of their prayer ritual and traditionally wear it on the left side of the body, as it receives positive energy. Regardless of your personal beliefs, the adjustable size ensures it does not loosen easily.