For a thousand years, a red cord has been tied at the wrist to hold a blessing in place. Enter your birth date to find the guardian assigned to your year — and the knot that carries its name.
For over a thousand years, the eight natal guardians have been trusted to watch over the hours you were born — steadying your element, softening the sharp seasons, and keeping a quiet hand on the road ahead.
Each piece is knotted on the day of your reading, so the cord carries intention rather than inventory. Nothing is mass-produced, and nothing is rushed.
Eight Guardians · One Birth HourEvery piece is knotted by hand, blessed in a temple, then matched to the guardian of your birth year. Nothing is mass-produced. Nothing is rushed.
Every Chinese birth year carries a guardian. Woven by hand in the traditional Tibetan vajra knot, this crimson cord is set with…
A hand-braided cotton cord bracelet carrying a single guardian deity medallion in gold-tone metalwork — one of eight, matched by tradition to…
Consecration & Provenance
Three things we will not compromise on — the rite, the knot, and the cord.
Rite 01
Every amulet is chanted over and purified by ordained monks before it leaves the temple. Each one ships with its own consecration card, dated and sealed.
Consecration Card Included
Rite 02
The nine-fold vajra knot is tied one loop at a time, by artisans who have done nothing else for years. Machine-braided cord looks the same on day one and comes apart by month three. Ours does not.
Hand-Tied · One Knot at a Time
Rite 03
Natural black obsidian and raw ore, selected bead by bead. No dyed resin, no glass core, no synthetic filler — the certificate travels with the piece.
No Dye · No Resin
