The Only Wealth Bracelet That Works on Two Levels Most Pixiu bracelets are decorative. This one is built as a complete feng shui wealth system — a color-changing cloisonné Pixiu to attract and guard fortune, wrapped in 12mm natural black obsidian beads hand-engraved with the Om Mani Padme Hum mantra to absorb every trace of negative energy before it reaches you. At PotalaStore, every bracelet is blessed during a 3-day puja ceremony by the monks of Sera Jhe Monastery, one of Tibet’s most revered institutions. You don’t just wear a bracelet — you carry a living ritual. “Pixiu does not simply attract wealth. It locks it in. Black obsidian ensures nothing enters your energy field uninvited. Together, they are the oldest hedge fund in Chinese civilization.”— Yang Tso, Founder, PotalaStore What Is Pixiu? The Chinese Wealth Beast Explained Pixiu (貔貅) is the ninth son of the Dragon King in Chinese mythology. Punished by the Jade Emperor for disobedience, his digestive tract was permanently sealed — meaning he can only take wealth in, never let it out. For over 2,000 years, emperors, merchants, and investors have kept Pixiu close for exactly that reason. Two forms exist: Tianlu (天禄) attracts incoming wealth; Bixie (辟邪) repels malevolent forces. Many bracelets carry a single charm that blends both functions. The cloisonné Pixiu in this bracelet faces outward at the wrist — positioned to hunt fortune and bring it directly to you. Wealth attraction — draws money, opportunity, and prosperity chi Wealth retention — the sealed belly “holds” accumulated fortune Guardian function — wards off evil spirits and energy thieves Why Natural Black Obsidian? The Stone That Absorbs What You Can’t See Not all gemstones are created equal in feng shui. Black obsidian is volcanic glass born from lava — one of the few stones with no crystalline structure, meaning it holds no energetic bias. It simply absorbs. Negative chi, psychic smog, emotional residue — all of it goes into the stone before it reaches you. In the Five Elements system, obsidian aligns with the Water element, governing career flow and the circulation of money. Wearing it on the left wrist keeps your receiving channel clear. Our beads are 100% natural obsidian, not glass imitations — each 12mm bead is individually inspected before stringing. Grounds the root chakra — stability, confidence, decision-making Absorbs negative energy and electromagnetic pollution Amplifies Pixiu’s wealth energy by clearing the channel first Om Mani Padme Hum — The Six True Words (六字真言) Every bead in this bracelet is gold-painted with the Om Mani Padme Hum mantra — the six-syllable heart mantra of Avalokiteshvara, the Bodhisattva of Compassion, revered across Tibetan Buddhism. Translated loosely as “the jewel is in the lotus,” each syllable purifies one of the six negative emotions: pride, jealousy, desire, ignorance, greed, and anger. This is what separates a Tibetan Buddhist wealth bracelet from a generic feng shui charm. The mantra doesn’t just decorate — it actively radiates blessing energy with every rotation of the beads. At PotalaStore, our monk partners at Kopan Monastery recite this mantra over each batch before dispatch. “Reciting or touching Om Mani Padme Hum is said to close the door to the lower realms and open the path to liberation — and to fortune in this life.”— Tibetan Buddhist teaching, Kopan Monastery The Color-Changing Cloisonné Pixiu Charm — A Living Amulet The Pixiu charm on this bracelet is crafted using cloisonné (景泰蓝 / Jingtai Blue) — a 600-year-old Chinese court art in which copper wire partitions are filled with vitreous enamel and fired at high temperature. The result: a charm that shifts color with your body heat, cycling through royal blue, turquoise, violet, and green. This isn’t a gimmick. In Taoist and Buddhist symbolism, a changing color signals an energetically active amulet — one that’s absorbing and processing the energy around you. A gold-plated mounting frames the cloisonné body, ensuring the Pixiu’s gaze stays sharp and outward-facing. 6 Reasons This Bracelet Belongs on Your Wrist Attracts wealth chi — business deals, investment returns, career advancement Retains what you earn — Pixiu’s sealed belly, the original savings lock Blocks negative energy — obsidian absorbs what your aura can’t deflect Grounds and stabilizes — root chakra anchoring reduces anxiety and impulsive decisions Radiates compassion energy — Om Mani Padme Hum purifies your six core emotions Carries a living blessing — 3-day puja ritual at Sera Jhe Monastery, not just a factory stamp How to Wear It — The Left-Hand Rule In feng shui, the left hand is the receiving hand. Wearing your Pixiu bracelet on your left wrist opens the channel for incoming wealth. The Pixiu head should face outward toward your pinky finger — aimed at the world, hunting prosperity and pulling it back to you. Black obsidian is the one exception: if your primary purpose is protection and cleansing rather than wealth attraction, you may wear it on the right wrist to discharge negative energy outward. For most wearers, the left wrist for wealth is the default. ✅ Left wrist — wealth attraction (primary use) ✅ Pixiu head facing outward — toward the pinky side ✅ Touch the Pixiu from head to tail daily — reinforces the bond ❌ Do not let others touch your bracelet — if they do, rinse under running water ❌ Do not wear to sleep, shower, or the bathroom How to Activate & Cleanse Your Bracelet (4 Steps) Cleanse on arrival — Rinse briefly under running water. Place on a windowsill under the full moon overnight to recharge. Avoid prolonged sunlight and saltwater on the metal parts. Set your intention — Hold the bracelet in both palms. State your wealth or protection intention aloud, clearly and confidently. The Pixiu is bonded to your energy, not a generic wish. Open the eyes (开光 / Kai Guang) — Gently dab the Pixiu’s eyes with a clean fingertip dipped in fresh water. Visualize golden light streaming from the eyes. This is the traditional activation ritual. Monthly recharge — Lay the bracelet in moonlight once a month, or place near a singing bowl while it rings. Obsidian is a high-absorption stone — regular cleansing keeps it working at full capacity. Who Is This Bracelet For? This bracelet is unisex and designed for anyone actively working toward financial goals — entrepreneurs, business owners, investors, salespeople, creatives building a brand. If wealth doesn’t flow freely in your life, this bracelet asks the question: what’s blocking it? Note: Traditional feng shui advises against wearing Pixiu for those under 16 or over 70, or during pregnancy. Those born in the Year of the Tiger are sometimes advised to choose a different wealth talisman. When in doubt, consult a practitioner. Product Specifications Item Type Bracelet Bead Size 12mm (natural black obsidian) Material 100% natural obsidian stone Charm Color-changing cloisonné enamel Pixiu, gold-plated mounting Mantra Gold-painted Om Mani Padme Hum (六字真言) on every bead Gender Unisex Closure Elastic stretch cord — fits most wrists 6″–8″ Blessing 3-day puja ceremony at Sera Jhe Monastery before shipping Donation 10% of proceeds supports Tibetan monastery education programs Frequently Asked Questions Which hand should I wear the Pixiu bracelet on? Wear it on your left wrist with the Pixiu head facing outward (toward the pinky). The left hand is the receiving hand in feng shui — it draws wealth chi inward. How do I activate my Pixiu obsidian bracelet? Rinse under running water, set your intention aloud, dab the Pixiu’s eyes with fresh water (Kai Guang), then place in moonlight overnight. Repeat monthly to recharge the obsidian’s absorbing power. Can I shower or sleep with the bracelet on? No. Remove it before showering, sleeping, and using the bathroom. Prolonged water exposure weakens the elastic cord and may damage the cloisonné enamel. Store it facing your main door when not worn. What if someone else touches my Pixiu bracelet? Rinse the bracelet briefly under running water to clear the foreign energy, then re-set your own intention. The Pixiu is bonded to your energy — treat it accordingly. Is the black obsidian real or glass? All PotalaStore bracelets use 100% natural volcanic obsidian, individually inspected. Real obsidian feels cool to the touch, is slightly heavier than glass, and has a subtle irregular sheen — not perfectly uniform. What does Om Mani Padme Hum mean? It is the six-syllable heart mantra of Avalokiteshvara, the Bodhisattva of Compassion in Tibetan Buddhism. Each syllable purifies one of the six negative emotions — pride, jealousy, desire, ignorance, greed, and anger — while generating compassion and wisdom energy.
