Tibetan ornaments are loved by people for their simplicity, roughness and mystery. In Tibet, men, women and children love to dress themselves up. In this area where Buddhism prevails, the first ornament is no longer a simple decoration, but has become a part of Tibetan life. Whether in daily life, festivals or going to worship, people will "wear all kinds of decorations". Ba Du, hairpins and hairpins worn on the head; Woven silver coins; A big ring on the ear; Necklace, bracket worn around the neck, patterned belt tied around Gawu's waist, sickle box hanging, Tibetan knife, waist buckle, snuff bottle; All kinds of rings, bracelets, etc. In Tibet, ox bones, pure silver, Tibetan silver, tricolor copper, agate, turquoise, beeswax, coral and shells are the main raw materials of Tibetan ornaments, which are taken from nature. ......

The number of eyes on the surface of the dzi beads is divided into different grades, and the more eyes (or meshes), the more precious they are:

1, a glimpse of dzi bead: the pearl of light, growing and prosperous, clear and comfortable, all your wishes come true. It belongs to horses, sheep and monkeys.

2, two-eyed dzi beads: husband and wife are harmonious, family is happy, career is successful, and wisdom grows. It belongs to chickens, dogs and pigs.

3. Three-eyed dzi beads: Fu Lushou, Samsung Zhao Gong, is the god of wealth of Tantric Buddhism. It belongs to rabbits, dragons and snakes.

4. Four-eyed dzi beads: Great compassion and great wisdom, Manjusri, great wish to hide in the ground, great wish to go to Pu Xian, four great bodhisattvas to remove obstacles, and become a way to increase happiness. It belongs to rabbits, dragons and snakes.

5. Five-eyed dzi beads: Five Blessingg, the god of wealth, has no harm in gaining wealth and prolonging life. It belongs to horses, sheep and monkeys.

6, six-eyed dzi beads: get rid of the suffering of six roads, and the six paramita is getting longer. It belongs to horses, sheep and monkeys.

7. Seven-eyed dzi beads: complete all fortune, fame, career, wealth, health, longevity and marriage. It belongs to horses, sheep and monkeys.

8. Eight-eyed dzi beads: With the blessing of the Bodhisattva in all directions, eight strands of injuries were healed and the right path was obtained. It belongs to mice, cows and tigers.

9. Nine-eyed dzi beads: a collection of nine merits, compassionate growth, and prominent authority are of great benefit. It belongs to rabbits, dragons and snakes.

10, ten-eye dzi beads: remove karma, grow weeds, win people's hearts and be loved. Life is full of pride and perfection. It belongs to chickens, dogs and pigs.

1 1, eleven dzi beads: Five Dhyani Buddhas and the six-character Daming Mantra, which show the inheritance of things and bring together blessings. It belongs to horses, sheep and monkeys.

12, Twelve-eyed dzi beads: Brave and superior, responsive. Fu hui is complete and has a loud reputation. It belongs to chickens, dogs and pigs.

13, Thirteen-Eye dzi beads: the symbol of Five Dhyani Buddhas and Eight Auspiciouss, with peace of mind and body, reaching the highest realm of practice. It belongs to rabbits, dragons and pigs.

14, tiger tooth dzi beads: perseverance, eliminating twists and turns. Eliminate disasters and evil spirits, and be healthy and happy. It belongs to horses, sheep and monkeys.

15, vajra dzi beads: tantric instruments, evil spirits, health and prosperity. It belongs to chickens, dogs and pigs.

16, bodhi dzi beads: realize the right path, eliminate disasters and be merciful. It belongs to horses, sheep and monkeys.

17, Dapeng Bird Rizhu: Get rid of the disease of evil spirits and surrender to the magic chaos. It belongs to chickens, dogs and pigs.

18, carnelian: the mascot to protect the body from evil spirits. Suitable for all kinds of life and virtues.

19, Double Heaven and Earth: Demonization.

20, line beads: smooth, unlucky.

2 1, huya: resolute and tough, eliminating twists and turns.

22. Vajrayana: Surrender evil.

23, tortoise shell: long life, longevity.

24. Ruyi: Happy.

25, waterline: a steady stream of financial resources.