PARWATA · DESIGN PREVIEW
Protection Benang Tridatu Thread & Coin Bracelet
Thick red, white and black cords wrapped together, closed with silver and a small square-holed coin. Benang means thread. Inspired by the threads many Balinese wear on the right wrist after prayer, and made for the everyday protection of what matters.
Protection & Aura Shield. For new places, crowded rooms and heavy energy. A boundary you can feel on your wrist. How to set your intention.
Item Type: Bracelet
Planned Material: Cotton thread, sterling silver end caps, brass coin
Craft: Hand-wrapped
Closure: Sterling silver end caps
Intention: Protection & Aura Shield
Birth Day: Paing · South · Red · Brahma
Recommended For: Meditation, yoga, everyday wear and meaningful gifting
Made by: Ni Made · Ubud, Gianyar
5% of every order of this piece goes to Ni Made, its maker, on top of what we pay for the work. Meet our makers.
Design preview. Materials, sizes and price will be confirmed with the finished piece. The image is an AI-generated concept visual, and the maker named is a representative portrait during the preview.
First pieces planned for Tumpek Landep · 14 November 2026. Join the island letter below to hear first.
Made for those born on Paing · South · Red · Brahma · Find your day
Materials & making
The materials listed above are planned. Metals, stones, finishes and sizes will be confirmed with the finished piece.
Each piece is made from start to finish by one maker, named above, in their own village. 5% of every order goes to them, on top of what we pay for the work. Meet our makers.
Size & fit
Read the size guide. Final measurements will be published with each piece.
Care
Silver darkens, cotton softens and seeds deepen with wear. How to care for your piece.
About this preview
The image is an AI-generated concept visual, not a photograph of a finished piece.
Parwata pieces are jewelry inspired by Balinese culture. They are not religious objects, carry no blessing, and are not medical or therapeutic products. Notes & sources.
Set your intention
Pass your piece through incense smoke, hold it for three breaths, and say one sentence of intention. Renew it on the full moon.