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TheTasbih is a trusted brand for offering high-quality handmade tasbihs. Our jet black citrus wood tasbihs are particularly unique and beautiful. The pitch black beads have a shiny finish and are smooth and comfortable to use. The beads are dyed, not painted, so the color will not wear off or run and the water based dye used allows the natural wood grain to show through, adding a beautiful look to the finished beads. The imam bead is nicely carved as well, elevating its beauty even further.
When it comes to quality, TheTasbih brand’s tasbihs stand out from the rest. Each tasbih is strung on unbreakable woven nylon cord and is backed by a lifetime warranty. What sets our tasbihs apart from others is the adjustable tension and spacing feature, allowing you to adjust the tension and spacing between the beads to your preference.
Citrus wood prayer beads are relatively easy to care for and maintain. They should be kept in a dry place and away from direct sunlight. If they become dirty, they can be cleaned with a damp cloth and/or mild soap. Be sure to dry the tasbih before putting it away after the cleaning process.
Although water-resistant, we recommended to avoid washing or leaving the beads in water, as that may cause discoloration.
These high-quality citrus wood prayer beads can be purchased online from our shop on MuslimMall.com. We offer a range of citrus wood tasbihs in different colors and designs, all of which come with a lifetime warranty. They also come in a silver-foil cotton-filled gift box for single purchases for US and Canadian buyers.
You may also order these items from our Etsy store.
Citrus wood is a type of wood that comes from citrus trees, such as orange, lemon, and lime trees. Citrus wood is known for its durability, strength, and lightweight. It is also water-resistant and has a distinct grain pattern that adds to its beauty.
The beads are first sanded down to remove any rough spots or imperfections. They are then soaked in a dye solution, which penetrates the wood, giving it a deep black color. Once dried, the beads are then sealed with a polish.
