Christian 100-Knot Prayer Rope 100% Organic Wool

BLESSED 100-KNOT PRAYER ROPE, made with prayer by the nuns at the monastery of the Protection of the Most Holy Mother of God, using double 2-ply yarn, it has medium sized knots. There is a wooden bead after every 25 knots and it is finished with a knotted cross. The hue of the beads may differ slightly from the photo. Dimensions: Approximate length to the end of the cross is 16.9"; the thickness of each knot is approx. 0.3".

MADE ACCORDING TO THE ANCIENT MONASTIC TRADITION of tying the knots so that the knots themselves would constantly make the sign of the cross. Each knot contains seven little crosses being tied over and over, which makes it almost impossible to untie. LIMITED STOCK: Since each prayer rope is entirely handmade, it takes a lot of effort and time a prayer rope to be finished. So, please bear in mind that quantities are limited.

MONKS’ FAVORITE: This classic monastic prayer rope has excellent uniformity and strength, which makes it a perfect aid for an everyday prayer rule. It is sturdy, but light in weight and unobtrusive. It has perfect size for either carrying it in your pocket or fulfilling a prayer rule in solitude. The knots are nicely sized and spaced, easy to move around for praying, which enables you to focus more on prayer. The prayer rope may be gently stretched to separate the knots.

SIMPLY WOOL: Its incredible properties include: light and durable; hypoallergenic; resilient; self-cleansing; naturally flame resistant; waterproof; odor and stain resistant, and elastic. Wool fibers are so elastic that you can bend it 30.000 times and it will still not have any damages. MADE OUT OF 100% ORGANICALLY PRODUCED WOOL: ‘Organic wool’ means that sheep are treated well and that no pesticides or chemicals are used during the production process.

A PRAYER FOR A LIFE: By buying this prayer rope, you support our monastic community and our humanitarian activity in helping low-income families in poverty, as St. Apostle Paul advises, “you yourselves know that these hands have provided for my necessities, and for those who were with me. I have shown you in every way, by laboring like this, that you must support the weak. And remember the words of the Lord Jesus, that He said, ‘It is more blessed to give than to receive.’ ”