An original ring of Buddha with joined hands.

This ring is original by its design. It has 8 different ring sizes but remains adjustable thanks to the opening of the ring between the hands and the head of Buddha.

The position of the hands on this Buddhist ring.

The interpretation of Buddha’s hand position is called the Mudrā. In Sanskrit language, Mudrā is a gesture code corresponding to a certain attitude. Mudrā can be applied to Yogis, traditional dancers as well as deities.

Añjali-Mudrā, The Buddha ring with joined hands.

Añjali-Mudrā is the way to welcome, say hello or goodbye. In India, it is called Namasté, but the hands are joined on the chest.

In the case of this ring, this Mudrā is a Thai Wai. You recognize a Thai Buddha by its elongated ears. Likewise, its hands are joined but aligned with the curve of the nose.

Note that a novice should greet a monk, monk or Buddha with hands parallel to the forehead, head slightly inclined forward.

Description of the Unisex Buddha ring:

• Spiritual jewelry.
• Name: Buddha Ring.
• Gift idea: Meditation practitioner, Buddhist.
• Use: Zen attitude, religious ring.
• High-quality unisex ring in stainless alloy.
• Size adjustable by spreading.
• Two finishes: Gold or silver.
• Hypoallergenic.
• Durable.

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