Yak bone bodhi beads. Off-white, unbleached, each one carrying the natural grain of the bone — tiny pores, fine lines, the fingerprints of an animal that lived at altitude. The beads are round, hand-cut, not machined. You can feel the difference.
In Tibetan practice, yak bone is worn for devotion — stripped of everything but the essential. No dye. No polish. No metal. Just bone against skin. Bodhi means awakening. The bracelet doesn't explain itself. It waits.
