Wooden misbaha

The rosary beads are made of cocobolo wood or as some call it (Brazilian coconut wood) due to the source of the coconut wood fruit. The material is characterized by its hardness compared to other woods, not to mention its color variations from dark brown to light, and in some rare cases, it is white. One of the advantages of cocobolo wood is its light weight, hardness, and resonant sound, in addition to its ability to absorb oily perfumes and the stability of the scent in it. Many enthusiasts wipe a small amount of oud oil on the palm and rub the rosary beads with it. Material of the rosary: cocobolo wood (Brazilian coconut wood) Type of chain: Tamleeka Color of the rosary: brown Number of beads: 66 Size of the beads: 9.5 cm width by 6 cm length Shape of the beads: elongated oval with a hollow center Accessories: none