Buddhist Silver Cuff Bracelet - Infinity Knot

950 Silver Buddhist Cuff Bracelet - Infinity Knot

This Buddhist cuff bracelet is made entirely of 950 silver, the cutting metal being copper and not toxic materials such as cadmium, lead or nickel, widely used in Indian manufactures.

Dimensions of this silver Buddhist cuff bracelet:
Total length of the bracelet: 20 cm
Width: 11 mm
Weight 51 grams

Buddhist cuff bracelet in open silver, therefore adjustable to any wrist size, up to the largest sizes.
Diameter of the fully closed 60mm

SYMBOLISM OF THE INFINITY KNOT IN BUDDHISM

The Endless Knot, also known as the Tibetan Infinite Knot, is a very important Buddhist symbol, illustrating the perpetual flow of eternity, the intertwining of spiritual paths, and the notion of time.
In the Tibetan Buddhist tradition, its shape evokes wisdom and compassion, thus representing fundamental values.
The upper and lower sections of the symbol symbolize the dynamic interaction of opposing and complementary forces, which ultimately merge and unite in the universe.
Moreover, the Tibetan infinite knot expresses the deep connection between the Void and the reality of existence, emphasizing their interesting inseparability.
Because of its lack of beginning and end, this knot also embodies the ultimate Wisdom of the Buddha.

The endless knot represents the interconnectedness of all things in the universe. Every aspect of life is intimately linked to all others, forming a complex web of interdependence.

The Endless Knot highlights the Buddhist concept of interdependence, which holds that all phenomena and beings are interconnected and dependent on each other for their existence.

The endless knot symbolizes the endless cycle of birth, death and rebirth (samsara) in which beings are trapped until they achieve enlightenment and the realization of liberation (nirvana).

The endless knot can also symbolize the ultimate absence of duality, where all distinctions between good and evil, sacred and profane, beginning and end, are transcended in awakening.

SYMBOLISM OF FISH IN BUDDHISM

Originally, the two fish were associated with the symbolism of the Yamuna and Ganges rivers, but they evolved to become an emblem of good luck and prosperity for both Hindus and Buddhists.
In the Tibetan Buddhist tradition, the Golden Fish embodies beings who follow the dharma, the spiritual path, and who do not have to fear drowning in the ocean of suffering.
As fish move freely in water, these beings can choose their rebirths in complete freedom.

The two fish are depicted swimming in a circle or wheel, symbolizing the endless cycle of birth, death and rebirth (samsara). They thus embody the desire to escape this cycle of suffering and attain enlightenment (nirvana).

The two fish are also depicted in symmetry and harmony, emphasizing the idea of ​​interconnectedness and interdependence in the Buddhist universe. They also represent the complementarity of opposing forces, such as yin and yang, masculine and feminine, or good and evil.

The two fish also symbolize the awareness and alertness needed to navigate the troubled waters of life. They represent the mental clarity and mindfulness needed to recognize and overcome life's challenges.

Fish associated with the element of water, symbolizing fertility and prosperity in many cultures. The two fish can therefore also represent material and spiritual prosperity, as well as abundance in all aspects of life.

INTERCONNECTION OF THESE TWO SYMBOLS ON THIS SILVER BUDDHIST CUFF BRACELET:
The interconnection between the endless knot and the fish lies in their ability to express different but complementary aspects of Buddhist philosophy, such as the cycle of life and death, universal interdependence, consciousness and awareness, and prosperity and abundance. They come together to offer a holistic view of reality and the path to awakening.

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