Product Description

Dragon Boat Festival Colorful Rope Bracelet, a Symbol of Tradition and Luck

This bracelet belongs to the category of woven accessories. It is woven from the selected colorful rope wires of Longjie. With imperial yellow as the main rope color, it is matched with colorful silk threads to create an exquisite pattern. The eight - strand braid design implies stability, and different knots also have beautiful meanings. For example, the twist knot means turning, and the flat knot implies smooth growth. Originating from ancient customs, it carries good wishes of good luck, peace and health, and is a characteristic accessory with both cultural connotations and a sense of fashion.

Rich Cultural Heritage

Inheriting the thousand - year - old custom of wearing colorful ropes during the Dragon Boat Festival, it integrates the wisdom and beautiful emotions of ancestors, and is a vivid carrier of traditional Chinese culture.

Usage Scenarios

Wearing during Traditional Festivals

Wear it during the Dragon Boat Festival, follow traditional customs, pray for health and good luck, and add to the festive atmosphere.

Gifting between Lovers

As a gift between lovers, it conveys love and blessings, symbolizing that the relationship between the two is as colorful and firm as the colorful rope.

Daily Matching

In daily wear, match it with casual or traditional clothes. As a fashion accessory, it shows personality and brings psychological comfort with its auspicious meaning.

Product Parameters

• Product Name: Colorful Rope Bracelet
• Craftsmanship: Weaving
• Material: Selected Longjie colorful rope wires
• Style: Three styles available
• Size: Style one has a circumference of approximately 13cm - 18cm; Styles two and three have a circumference of approximately 12cm - 20cm
• Rope Diameter: Approximately 0.3cm

Precautions

• Avoid long - term contact of the bracelet with water, chemical substances, or sharp objects to prevent wire fading or damage.
• If there are adjustable parts on the bracelet, do not use excessive force when adjusting to avoid loosening or breaking the knots.
• Follow traditional customs. After wearing, if it rains, you can untie the red silk thread and let it wash away in the water; or wait for the red silk thread to fall off naturally.