Unique prayer nuts

Some prayer nuts are given an ornament with a story of its own: a button, a piece of old woodcarving, red coral or sea glass. Something meaningful to the person who carries it.

Inlaid woodcarving, 100 years old Compass I named this little prayer nut ‘compass’, because the inlaid wood looks like an old-fashioned compass. The inlaid ornament is… Read the story Metal button Button To remind myself, I’d sometimes tie a knot in my handkerchief. You could also use an antique button from your grandmother’s sewing box… Read the story Silver Zeeland button Zeeland button The Zeeland button is the symbol of everything that evokes and refers to the culture of Zeeland. The design of this… Read the story Chinese character Having a strong heart Someone wrote this in Chinese: “Have a strong heart”, which loosely translates as “Keep going!”. Don’t lose heart… Read the story Red coral in silver Red coral This prayer nut features a red blood coral bead set in silver. Red is a striking colour which… Read the story Black button from mourning clothes Mourning jewel Saying goodbye to a loved one is sad, and we are all familiar with the grief that comes with it, because it is part of life. Sometimes… Read the story Tropical hardwood Red hardwood Tropical hardwood was used for this prayer nut. That turned out to be less practical, because the writing is harder… Read the story Laser-engraved logo Coat of arms of Apeldoorn This is the coat of arms of Apeldoorn. Is your prayer specifically for your town, village, school, church or organisation? Then a logo… Read the story

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