Greek Begleri, Eucalyptus Wood Beads on Pure Silk Cord

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Greek Begleri, Eucalyptus Wood Beads on Pure Silk Cord

Name: Greek Begleri, Eucalyptus Wood Beads on Pure Silk Cord
Brand: Elitecrafters
SKU: E4-39
Price: 30 EUR
Availability: LimitedAvailability

Item Code: E4-39

Days to Ship: 3 - 8 Days

Specifications

Color:	Brown
Material:	Wood, Silk
Dimensions:	Length: (9.8") 25cm

30.00€

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Item Description

Beautiful Handmade Greek "Begleri" Beads made of alpaca metal decorative parts and stylish eucalyptus wood beads.

Eucalyptus wood is known for it's quality and beautiful unique color.

This begleri that is handcrafted from eucalyptus wood can last for a very long time.

Wooden beads produce a very unique and "warm" sound when played and a "rich" smooth feeling when touched.

This stylish begleri beads is made of authentic eucalyptus wood barrel shape 0.55'' x 0.74'' (14 x 19mm) beads with alpaca metal decorative parts on a pure silk cord.

Begleri is a personal accessory used to ease stress, anxiety and reduce or quit bad habits such as smoking & nail biting.

This high quality begleri beads is definitely an original personal gift idea with style & character.

Comes in a free gift box & a stylish fabric pouch.

Made in Greece - Ships from Greece

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Dimensions:

Length: (9.8") 25cm

Additional info:

Begleri (Greek: μπεγλέρι) is a small skill toy consisting of one or more beads at either end of a short string.

The toy can be flipped and twirled around the fingers to perform tricks.

Begleri originated in Greece, and originally derived from the Greek rosary or komboloi, which serve the function of worry beads, and are often flipped around to pass the time or keep the hands busy.

While komboloi have beads forming a closed circle, begleri beads are threaded on an open strand, usually in a symmetrical formation, with equal weighting at either end.

Begleri come in many forms, consisting of semi-precious stone or metal beads.

They can be similar in form to the percussion instrument kashaka, but are much smaller in size.