The feng shui meaning of a lotus bracelet is: increased longevity, more children and more blessings, pure and lasting love, and increased wealth. Lotus pods are part of the lotus. The five elements belong to wood and are full of vitality. They are often used as a Feng Shui tool to promote longevity. Many people hang dried lotus pods at home. The lotus is a symbol of purity and not falling into the mud, so as a part of the lotus, the lotus pod also symbolizes the purity of love. Wearing the lotus pod on the wrist is a woman's expectation and blessing for love and her partner. Lotus pods also symbolize wealth, because lotus pods are born in water, and water is a symbol of wealth. If women wear lotus pod bracelets on their wrists, it also means that they hope to increase their wealth. In Feng Shui, lotus pods also have this meaning. Therefore, many people wear lotus bracelets hoping to have a beautiful meaning.
The lotus pod refers to the heart of the lotus, which contains many lotus seeds. Its homophonic pronunciation means "lianzi". The ancients used it to mean that the house is full of descendants, many children and grandchildren, and continuous birth of noble sons. Just like the lotus, it symbolizes holiness and purity. For example, the well-known Guanyin rosette represents the spotless Buddhist world. A pair of lotus pods means that they are united and united. In addition, the lotus petals surround the lotus pod. The lotus is delicate and beautiful, and the lotus pod is simple and thick, perfectly showing the combination of typical beauty and solemn beauty pursued by Buddhist statues. The lotus pod is also called the lotus chamber. It is a spongy receptacle buried in the pistil of the lotus. It is in the shape of an inverted cone. There are many scattered honeycomb-shaped holes on the surface of the receptacle, which will gradually expand after fertilization. There is a small nut in each hole, which is a lotus seed. It is edible and the fruit ripening period is from September to October.