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Tribute wood, anciently called "Eternal Life Wood," in Taoist culture symbolizes embracing yin and holding yang, nirvana and eternal life. Once an exclusive tribute wood for emperors, it carries the auspicious meaning of connecting to heaven, attaining truth, warding off evil, and gathering blessings. It is a refined Taoist accessory for self-cultivation, evil-dispelling, blessing-gathering, and daily wear.

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This product is crafted with quality materials to ensure durability and performance. Designed with your convenience in mind, it seamlessly fits into your everyday life.

1. Handle with clean hands; avoid heavy sweat, oil, and chemicals to preserve the natural fragrance.
2. Keep away from direct sunlight, open flame, and water stains to prevent wood from cracking or damage.
3. Wear close to the body whenever possible; do not casually lend to others. Remove when bathing or sleeping.
4. When not in use, place in a cloth bag and store in a cool, dry place.

Papuan Tribute Wood

Name: Straight-Cut Tribute Wood Bracelet
Brand: TAONERGY
SKU: SC17
Availability: InStock

Anciently called "Eternal Life Wood," its fragrance resonates with the spirit — a refined instrument for Taoist cultivation, qi refinement, and truth attainment. Once an exclusive imperial tribute, it represents supreme status, noble energy, and prosperous fortune. Its pure Yang fragrance dispels filth, purifies the body, shields with celestial energy, and blocks evil forces from approaching. Its milky-honey sweet scent calms the spirit, eliminates distractions, and aids meditative absorption. Worn on the body: purple qi protects, blessings endure, Taoist resonance accompanies.

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