Kanji Character Clay Pendant - Bi

Kanji Character Clay Pendant - Bi is a handmade jewelry made under Kuubokumon brand.
This middle sized teardrop shaped pendant is made of black and white clay.
The kanji character written on the pendant is "Bi" which is an initial of Vaisravana, The Buddhist God of Wealth and Virtue.
This character was written on Samurai commander, Kenshin Uesugi's flag.

Size: Height 1.4 inches (3.5 cm), Width 1.0 inch (2.5 cm), Depth 0.3 inch (0.8 cm)
Weight: about 11 g

Each pendant is equipped with a 55 cm string.
The string is a dark brown Kyogumi string, which is commonly used for decorating samurai swords.

* Please note that this is a made-to-order product. The seller will start making your pendant upon your order.
** Although the manufacturer makes each pendant with the greatest care, clay colors and appearance of kanji character of each pendant may not be identical to what you see in the product image for being produced individually by hand.
*** It usually takes about one week to prepare your pendant. Delivery of your pendant takes 2 to 3 weeks depending on its destination. Please contact us about expected duration of production if you are ordering more than five pendants at a time.
**** Your order may not be cancelled and the ordered item may not be returned because each pendant prepared just for you.

What is Kuubokumon?

Kuubokumon is a truly authentic and one of a kind accessory brand from Kyoto, Japan, the brand which is an official manufacturer of Grammy awarded music composer, Kitaro.
Each accessory uses Kanji characters and Buddhism letters, Bonji, as subjects and is produced with a concept of Japanese authenticity.
Every piece under Kuubokumon brand is truly unique for being designed, hand curved, and baked by their artisan, Mugen.
Use of clay as a base of accessory crates natural and warm texture that is easy on your skin. A string attached to each accessory is a Kyogumi, which is a string commonly used on samurai armors and weapons.