Elevate your spiritual practices with Nusantara Shop's authentic White Oud Islamic prayer beads. Sourced from Borneo, Indonesia, and handcrafted by skilled artisans, these Tasbih beads are meticulously hand-knotted from the distinctive White Oud, also known as Aetoxylon. White Oud, recognized for its unique soothing aroma, is frequently used in perfumery and as "bukhoor" for creating serene prayer environments.

Adhering to traditional Islamic design, our Tasbih features 99 carefully arranged prayer beads, each of 8mm in diameter. For seamless counting, dividers are strategically positioned after every 33 beads. The tassel is gracefully adorned with an additional 5 smaller beads, further enhancing its functionality. Whether serving your spiritual focus or acting as a stylish accessory, this versatile piece adds an exotic charm to your collection.

Consider this elegant White Oud prayer bead set, handcrafted in Indonesia, as a thoughtful gift, certain to impress your loved ones with its remarkable design and the unique allure of Aetoxylon.

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Handcrafted in Indonesia using natural White Oud, known as Aetoxylon, sourced from Borneo
Set features 99 meticulously arranged prayer beads, each 8mm in diameter, for precise counting
Enhanced functionality with 5 additional smaller beads on the tassel
Ideal aid for prayer, meditation, or as a unique fashion statement
An exceptional gift choice, showcasing the allure of White Oud, Aetoxylon, and superior craftsmanship

Set forth on a serene journey of spiritual enrichment with Nusantara Shop's White Oud Tasbih, your steadfast companion in spiritual reflection and personal growth.

Colour	Brown
Material	Wood
Size	Small
Brand	Nusantara Shop
Shape	Round
Number of Pieces	99
Manufacturer	Nusantara Shop
Item model number	WO1
ASIN	B0C8ZCBJ23

White Oud Wood Tasbih 99 8mm Aetoxylon - Islamic Prayer Beads for Tasbeeh, Dhikr, Zikr - Muslim Rosary, Tespih, Misbaha, Masbaha, Muslim Mala, Sibha, Subha, Worry Beads, Prayer Counter

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