Kichi - ankle bracelet Silver

Traditional Bracelet or Anklet for Baby Lucky Charm

Kichi is a bracelet in silver massive type adjustable closed bangle, traditionally worn on the ankle of babies in Southeast Asian countries. 

Kichi is available in three models: 

• Butterfly : symbol of immortality, freedom, joy, creativity, longevity and eternal youth
• Lotus Flower and Hand of Buddha : symbol of fertility, prosperity, beauty, divinity, life, purity and personal accomplishment
• Lotus Flower and Koi Carps : symbol of purity, beauty, personal achievement, bravery, courage, perseverance and love

Each bracelet will bring good luck to the child who wears it.

In Japanese culture, koi carp is also a symbol of virility and of strength, and a real lucky charm.

Meaning and Symbol of the lotus 

For many years, the lotus has always been a divine symbol in Hindu and Buddhist traditions. It symbolizes divine beauty, purity of body, speech and spirit, as it floats and flourishes above the marshy and muddy waters of attachment and desire. 

The particularity of the lotus is that the seed and the flower appear together. The symbolism of the lotus in Buddhism also relates to the simultaneity of the cause (the seed) and the effect (the flower) in the law of causality of the universe, which is one of the major concepts of Buddhist philosophy. 

The lotus draws its vital substance from the mud and then flourishes above the water. The mud represents suffering, troubles, desires, which are the very soil of our development. It is therefore possible to transform one's karma through enlightenment, the attainment of Buddhahood, thanks to our awakening to the law of causality.

Features of the Kichi Anklet