The ritual of blessing rushes in Buddhist temples

What distinguishes an authentic Kumlai from a simple costume jewelry piece is not only its handcrafted production, but above all the Buddhist rush blessing ritual practiced in temples in Thailand.

Before being worn, each sacred bracelet passes through the hands of a monk, who recites a mantra to transmit its spiritual power.

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The blessing by the monks

In the temples of Thailand, the Bâan Kumlaï rushes follow a precise ritual:

• The monk recites a sacred mantra , passed down through generations.
• The bracelet is sprinkled with holy water .
• The energy of the temple is invoked to give it its protective dimension .

👉 This ritual transforms the bangle into a lucky charm , unlike any other piece of jewelry.

Why the blessing of the rushes is essential

An unblessed kumlai may be pretty, but it does not have the same spiritual value.
The blessing:

• Activates the power of the mantra inserted in the bracelet .
• It reinforces its protective role against negative energies .
• Make this sacred jewel a living talisman , and not a mere accessory.

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A thousand-year-old ritual, still alive

Even today, thousands of Thais continue to have their bracelets, necklaces or talismans blessed in temples.
It's an act of faith, but also of daily protection :
Carrying a blessed sacred object is a way to feel guided and surrounded.

How are Buddhist rushes blessed?

👉 A monk recites a mantra, invokes protective energies and consecrates the bracelet with ritual gestures.

Why is blessing important?

👉 Because it transforms a simple bracelet into a spiritual amulet , charged with positive energy.

Does an unblessed kumlai have any value?

👉 It remains an aesthetically pleasing piece of jewelry , but it lacks the power of an authentic sacred bracelet.

Who blesses the kumlai?

👉 These are Buddhist monks in temples in Thailand, according to a thousand-year-old tradition.

May I attend a blessing in a temple?

👉 Yes, some Thai temples allow visitors to participate in or observe the ceremony.

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When faith meets craftsmanship

A blessed kumlai is not just a piece of jewelry:
It is a part of living Buddhist tradition , passed down by monks and worn as a protective amulet .