Hemu Gourd Finger‑Spin Toy | Traditional Chinese Calabash Meditation Fidget Ornament
Hemu Gourd Finger‑Spin Toy | Traditional Chinese Calabash Meditation Fidget Ornament Hemu Gourd Finger‑Spin Toy | Traditional Chinese Calabash Meditation Fidget Ornament Hemu Gourd Finger‑Spin Toy | Traditional Chinese Calabash Meditation Fidget Ornament Hemu Gourd Finger‑Spin Toy | Traditional Chinese Calabash Meditation Fidget Ornament

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Hemu Gourd Finger‑Spin Toy | Traditional Chinese Calabash Meditation Fidget Ornament

$19.99
SOURCE HEMU XINJIANG
MATERIAL gourd
STORY

In Hemu, a small gourd becomes an object to keep close. Its familiar double-lobe form is polished into a compact piece that moves easily between the fingers. Warm amber color and a circular metal-tone detail give the object a distinct presence, while its simple motion offers a quiet tactile pause during an ordinary day.

  • Product: Hemu Mini Gourd Finger Roller
  • Material: Hemu mini gourd
  • Size: approximately 51 × 25 mm / 2 × 1 in
  • Origin association: Hemu, Xinjiang, China
  • Use: repetitive finger rolling
  • Appearance: natural variations may occur

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