Traditional Christian Sacred Craft: Prayer Rope Komboskini Bracelet with Knotted Cross - Red - 50 Knots - 1 Piece
Carry an authentic symbol of Greek ecclesiastical tradition with this classic Orthodox prayer rope bracelet (Komboskini, Chotki). Handcrafted in Greece from durable red waxed cord, this 50-knot devotional wristband features an integrated, hand-tied cross woven seamlessly into the band, flanked on either side by glossy black spacer beads. The water-resistant waxed weave offers lasting durability, retaining its structured knot formation through daily wear and quiet prayer reflection.
*Note: The price listed is for one (1) single-piece waxed bracelet. Multiple bracelets, wood display rounds, and staging props shown in photography are for scale and illustrative purposes only.
Key Features: 1 Piece Devotional Wristband, 50 Traditional Knots tied according to monastic customs, Integrated Knotted Cross woven directly into the cord, Glossy Black Spacer Beads flanking the central cross, Durable Waxed Cord Weave in bright classic red providing water resistance and structure retention, Self-Adjusting Memory Fit that hugs the wrist securely for continuous daily wear, Washable and Resilient Construction, Handcrafted in Greece.
Applications: Daily Devotional Wristwear, Continuous Faith Reminder, Personal Prayer Rule Companion, Home Altar and Icon Corner Accent, Sacramental Keepsake Gift for Baptisms, Chrismations, and Name Days.
Specifications: Quantity: 1 Piece, 50 Knots, Band Thickness approximately 4.0 to 5.0 mm (0.16 to 0.20 in), Primary Materials: Waxed Synthetic/Cotton Cord, Acrylic Spacer Beads, Color Palette: Classic Bright Red and Jet Black, Origin: Handcrafted in Greece, Sizing & Fit: As with genuine handmade waxed prayer ropes, the size is naturally adjustable—no matter how much the knots are stretched to slide over the hand, the authentic weave gradually tightens and conforms back to gently hug the wrist, preventing it from slipping off or causing discomfort during continuous wear, keeping this sacred keepsake always on the wrist as an unbroken reminder of personal faith and prayer.
