Guardian Butterfly of Victory – Blessed by Sanmen Daikokuten

“Guardian Butterfly of Victory – Blessed by Sanmen Daikokuten”
is a sacred bracelet crafted from natural Lapis Lazuli and Amethyst—stones long revered for symbolizing wisdom, protection, and spiritual clarity.

At its heart lies a large Amethyst bead, engraved with a Sanskrit character, flanked by golden butterfly motifs that represent transformation and divine guardianship.
This sacred butterfly is more than a symbol—it is a talisman of victory and divine guidance.

Each gemstone glows with quiet dignity and depth.
More than a piece of jewelry, this bracelet has been formally consecrated at Entoku-in Temple in Kyoto, a site of deep spiritual heritage.
It is both an object of refined beauty and an authentic amulet for those who seek harmony between faith and elegance.

✨ Key Features

• Consecrated at Entoku-in Temple in Kyoto
Includes a sacred Ofuda (charm) and E-fuda (votive card), both blessed at Entoku-in Temple, a place deeply connected to Sanmen Daikokuten. A spiritual talisman infused with divine protection and blessings for worldly success.

• Delivered in a Premium Paulownia Wood Box
Carefully housed in a finely crafted paulownia wood box that protects against moisture and pests—offering both practical preservation and ceremonial dignity. Perfect for personal devotion or as a meaningful gift.

• Sanskrit-Engraved Amethyst Center Stone (13mm)
A large Amethyst bead engraved with a Sanskrit character symbolizes divine guidance and inner clarity. Known to enhance intuition and spiritual focus.

• Lapis Lazuli – Stone of Wisdom (10mm × 16 beads)
Each bead features deep royal blue tones with flecks of golden pyrite, evoking celestial wisdom. Lapis Lazuli is traditionally associated with insight, protection, and good fortune.

• Gold Stainless Steel Butterfly Motif
The butterfly, a symbol of transformation and ascension, is elegantly rendered in gold-tone stainless steel. Durable, tarnish-resistant, and rich with symbolic meaning.

• Unisex Fit – Approx. 17cm Inner Circumference
Designed with elastic cord for comfortable wear. Suitable for wrist sizes from approximately 14.5cm to 16.5cm—ideal for both men and women.

📦 Set Contents

• “Guardian Butterfly of Victory” Bracelet
  Featuring natural Lapis Lazuli and a Sanskrit-engraved Amethyst center stone
• Blessed Ofuda and E-fuda
  Officially consecrated at Entoku-in Temple in Kyoto, associated with Sanmen Daikokuten
• Premium Paulownia Wood Box
  Made from natural Japanese paulownia wood; elegant and protective

📐Sizing & Materials

• Inner Circumference: Approx. 17cm
  (Recommended for wrist sizes between 14.5cm and 16.5cm)
• Bead Sizes:
  – Lapis Lazuli: Approx. 10mm
  – Amethyst (Center Stone): Approx. 13mm
• Metal Components:
  Stainless steel butterfly motif (durable and tarnish-resistant)

⚠️ Precautions

• Due to the natural origin of the gemstones, variations in color, pattern, and inclusions may occur. These are considered part of the stone’s unique character.
• Avoid impact, exposure to water, or high humidity. After wearing, gently wipe the bracelet with a soft cloth and store it in a dry place.
• Do not wear while bathing, doing household chores involving water, or during sports activities, as this may lead to deterioration of the elastic cord or damage to the components.

💌 Message to Our International Customers

Thank you for your interest in the “Guardian Butterfly of Victory – Blessed by Sanmen Daikokuten.”

This bracelet is not just a beautiful accessory—it is a sacred item, carefully crafted with genuine natural gemstones and blessed at Entoku-in Temple in Kyoto, Japan.
The Amethyst centerpiece, engraved with a Sanskrit character, and the deep blue Lapis Lazuli beads are chosen for their spiritual significance and natural beauty.

Each piece is respectfully packaged in a traditional paulownia wood box and includes officially consecrated talismans (Ofuda and E-fuda) from the temple.
We hope this bracelet brings you protection, clarity, and victory in your personal journey.

From Japan, with deep gratitude and heartfelt prayers,
Sanmen Daikokudo