String Bracelet Temple Power Of Belief

• Fine strands of yellow, red, black, green and white twist together, giving the bracelet a soft, woven rhythm.
• The tassels add gentle movement, catching the eye without feeling ornate.
• Small beads sit along the cord, bringing little points of shine and texture.
• The look is devotional and pared back, suited to quiet daily wear rather than statement dressing.
• It layers easily with other bracelets, yet has enough colour to stand on its own.

It is made from string, metal and beads, with a multicoloured braided cord and tassel ends. The finish is simple and tactile, closer to a temple thread or travel talisman than a formal bracelet.

The design is inspired by Pane Datu in Hindu philosophy, a symbolism of five beliefs expressed through five colours. Yellow is associated with happiness, red with love and emotion, black with evil and protection, green with the earth, peace, simplicity and perfection, and white completes the five-colour foundation. The reference also links these colours with the laying of a temple’s first stone, where colour and metal carry ritual significance before the temple is used for prayer.

Wear it close to the skin as a small marker of belief, intention or memory. The adjustable string lets you settle the fit by hand, so it can sit close or a little looser depending on the day.

Keep it dry where possible and let the cord air naturally if it becomes damp. Avoid pulling hard on the tassels or bead sections, as the beauty of this kind of bracelet is in its fine threadwork.

• Weight: 12 g.
• Fit: unisex and one-size-fits-all, with an adjustable string.
• Materials: string, metal and beads.
• Origin: Indonesia.
• Colours shown: yellow, red, black, green and white thread with small beads and tassel ends.

A thoughtful choice for someone drawn to symbolic jewellery, Hindu-inspired colour meaning, or simple objects with a contemplative feeling. It suits birthdays, travel gifts, intention-setting moments, or a quiet token of encouragement.