MALAI GRACE - Phuang Malai - Wish Peace and good health - Thailand Thank you gifts, mother's day or wedding

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BULK ORDER

• For bulk order, please contact me. 

CONTACT ME

• You can contact me via Messenger at any time, Instagram or via the "Contact Us" page.

SHIPPING :

• During Mother's Day, the delivery time in Thailand is estimated to be 5-7 business days.

• Outside of the Mother's Day event and pre-order campaign, the delivery time is estimated at 10-20 business days.

• Please note that since our products are handmade, the delivery time may vary depending on the number of orders being processed.

• For rush orders (birthday, wedding, religious celebration...), please contact me via Facebook, Instagram or email here.

• For international delivery, please contact me.

RETURNS AND EXCHANGES:

I accept returns and exchanges:

• Contact me within 7 days of delivery.
• Return items within 14 days of delivery.

Return Conditions:

• Buyers are responsible for return shipping costs if the dissatisfaction was not generated by a third party. If the item is not returned in its original condition, the buyer is responsible for any loss in value.

HOW TO TAKE CARE OF YOUR PHUANG MALAI?

Taking care of your Phuang Malai is crucial to maintain its beauty and keep it looking like new for years to come. As a cherished piece in your home or Buddhist shrine, it's essential to handle it with care to preserve its beauty. Here are some tips on how to properly care for your Malai.

• Handle with care - Always handle your Phuang Malai with gentle care, as the dried flowers, cotton and semi-precious stones are delicate and can easily be damaged. Avoid touching the flowers and stones with your hands as much as possible.

• Avoid direct sunlight - Direct sunlight can cause the dried flowers and cotton to fade and the colors to deteriorate. Place your Malai Grace in a cool and dry area.

• Keep it dry - Humidity and moisture can cause mold and mildew to form, which can cause damage to the dried flowers and cotton. Avoid placing your Phuang Malai in areas with high humidity and moisture levels.

• Dust regularly - Dust and dirt can accumulate on the dried flowers, cotton, and semi-precious stones, causing them to look dull and dingy. You can gently dust your Malai with a soft brush or cloth to remove any dust or cobwebs.

• In you believe in it, you can also recharge the energy of the stone by holding your Malai in your hands and visualizing positive energy flowing into it. You can also place them in a location where they can receive moonlight overnight.

With proper care and maintenance, you can ensure that your Phuang Malai remains a cherished piece in your home or Buddhist shrine for years to come. 

SEMI-PRECIOUS STONES IN Phuang Malai: BELIEFS AND TRADITIONS, NOT SCIENTIFIC FACT.

• Please note that the power of the stone has not been scientifically proven and it is based on beliefs and traditions.

• We do not take any responsibility for any claims made about the power or energy of the stone. It is up to the individual's belief and discretion.

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* Product images are for illustrative purposes only and may differ from the actual product. Due to differences in monitors, colors of products may also appear different to those shown on the site.

** Please note, sizes on the description may have a tolerance/variation +/- of up to 2cm for the product as it’s a handmade job.

THE POWER OF A PHUANG MALAI ASSOCIATED WITH A TURQUOISE STONE

The origin and meaning of the Turquoise stone

Turquoise is a vibrant and captivating gemstone that has been treasured by cultures all over the world for centuries. It is known for its beautiful blue-green color and unique matrix pattern, which makes each piece of turquoise one-of-a-kind. But, beyond its physical beauty, turquoise has a rich cultural history and a range of symbolic meanings across various civilizations.

The origin of turquoise dates back to ancient times, with the first recorded use of the stone by the ancient Egyptians around 6000 BCE. They believed that turquoise held powerful magical properties, and they often used the stone in jewelry and religious artifacts. The stone was also popular among the ancient Persians, who valued it as a symbol of good fortune and success.

The use of turquoise as a spiritual and symbolic stone has not been limited to the ancient world. In Native American cultures, turquoise has been considered a powerful talisman for thousands of years. The Navajo and Zuni tribes, for example, associate the stone with protection and good health, and many Native American healers still use turquoise in traditional healing practices.

In Tibet and other parts of Asia, turquoise was also considered to be a powerful talisman, and it was often used in spiritual practices and rituals.

In the modern world, turquoise is often associated with the bohemian and hippie cultures, and is often used in jewelry and clothing to convey a sense of free-spiritedness and individuality. But, despite its contemporary associations, the stone still holds a deep and profound significance in many cultures around the world.

The combination of our Phuang Malai and the Turquoise stone

Today, turquoise is said to have a calming and grounding effect, making it a popular choice for those seeking peace and tranquility in their lives. In addition, the stone is also believed to enhance communication and promote self-expression, making it an ideal choice for those looking to improve their relationships and deepen their connections with others.

When combined with the Turquoise stone, the Phuang Malai takes on a whole new dimension.

We obtain an amulet, a lucky charm out of the ordinary. The juxtaposition of the protection of the stone and the malai, the addition of the powers of healing and inner peace transforms this piece into an exceptional piece of great value.