Tree Of Life Repurposable Rakhi, Send Earth Friendly Rakhi Free to USA
$ 18.00
To make this Rakhi, I strung a rustic copper Tree Of Life (or "Akshaya Vata" - The Eternal Banyan Tree) Yoga charm in peridot green silk cords to which I added a trinket made out of royal blue teardrop crystal and copper flower beads.
In Hindu scriptures, it is believed that during the cyclic destruction of creation when the whole earth was enveloped by waters, the "Akshaya Vata" or "Tree of Life" remained unaffected. The color of royal blue symbolizes piety and sincerity and together they combine the blessings of perseverance, eternal power and wholeness.
To convert it into a keychain, simply unknot the threads and slide out the central charm. Hook the Tree Of Life charm to the clasp at the end of the copper key chain provided in the bundle. The silk threads can be used to wrap gifts, tie flowers, hang tree ornaments (and other such creative uses), the paper packaging can be recycled and the organza string bag can be reused as a gift bag or as storage for accessories.
Ships free within USA in a drool-worthy gift packaging. (Select "Free Rakhi Shipping" option on the shipping method menu.)
Congratulations! You will be celebrating an earth friendly Rakhi this year.
This listing is for a complete Rakhi bundle featuring the Rakhi shown in the first three photos. Other pictures capture some of my other Rakhi designs.
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