Product Description
Carefully designed using Ottoman dough faturan material, this special prayer bead (tesbih) is a candidate to be one of the indispensable pieces for collectors and prayer bead enthusiasts. Combining traditional Ottoman art with modern craftsmanship, this product draws attention with its aesthetic stance and quality. Containing the warmest and most noble tones of yellow, this prayer bead offers a different experience with every use due to its unique texture. Ottoman dough faturan material is known for its lightness and the smooth feeling it leaves in the hand. This material, which increases in çekim (pulling) quality over time and gains a unique shine, is one of the materials most preferred by prayer bead lovers. The special cutting style, called KAS cut, ensures that both the beads look aesthetic and the ergonomics of holding them in the hand are maximized. Suitable for daily use as well as being a stylish accessory, this prayer bead also offers a meaningful and lasting gift option for your loved ones on special occasions. Thanks to its fine craftsmanship, perfect alignment, and durable structure, it is designed to maintain its form for many years.
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Since this special prayer bead carries the characteristic features of the Ottoman dough faturan material, a natural change in its color and shine can be observed as it is pulled and touched by hand. To ensure the yellow color maintains its vibrancy for a long time, it is recommended to protect the prayer bead from direct chemical substances, intense perfumes, and excessive sunlight. For cleaning, wiping it with a soft cloth is sufficient. Thanks to its KAS cut structure, the beads fit together perfectly and offer a smooth flow during use. To extend the life of your product and preserve its texture, it is recommended to store it in a moisture-free environment away from direct sunlight when not in use. This unique piece is designed to combine the aesthetic values of traditional prayer bead art with your modern lifestyle.