Comboskini

Komboskini are woven on Athos by the monks of the Holy Mountain - the land where prayer never ceases for a minute. They are woven from waxed wool thread, since sheep's wool reminds us of Christ the "Good Shepherd", and each knot consisting of 9 crosses of threads - of the nine ranks of Angels.

During the weaving process, the Monk reads a prayer that the person wearing it will find true faith in his soul, and that the komboskini will protect him.

The size of the komboskini is universal. To put it on, you need to stretch the knots, gather the fingertips together and roll the bracelet onto your hand. Since the thread is waxed, the komboskini will take the shape of your wrist within the first 24 hours.

The color of the komboskini does not have any meaning - choose the one you like.

Komboskini is a symbol of increased spiritual strength and is a talisman for the person who wears it, so such a bracelet will be a good gift for loved ones and relatives to whom you wish God's help and protection.

All komboskini are consecrated in Jerusalem in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre on the Stone of Anointing.