Wenwan Walnut "Four Towers" , a Chinoiserie decompression toy and a great gift,2Pcs

Wenwan walnut is a special kind of walnut that has been selected and processed and has collection value. Wenwan walnuts originated in the Han and Sui dynasties, became popular in the Tang and Song dynasties, and flourished in the Ming and Qing dynasties. They are highly sought after for their unique appearance and texture. It is both a beautiful piece of art and a stress-relieving toy. After you play it for a few years, it will become a unique piece of art.
When playing with Wenwan walnuts, it is recommended to choose a brush with a soft texture, such as a bristle brush or nano brush, to effectively remove dirt and impurities from the surface. Regularly clean the surface of Wenwan walnuts to remove dust and dirt to ensure a more perfect coating effect.
In general, Wenwan walnuts are a kind of art that integrates collection, playing and appreciation, and are deeply loved by Wenwan lovers.
✨Finger tapping:
Hold the walnut in your hand, tap the walnut with one finger, and hold the walnut with the other fingers. Do it with five fingers separately. You can control the intensity by yourself, and use the lines of the walnut to exert an effect on the acupuncture points on the fingertips.
✨Finger belly pressure:
First take a look at your Wenwan walnuts, find the raised areas on them, and press them with your fingertips just enough to feel a slight pain. Change your fingers every few minutes. This method also stimulates the acupuncture points on your fingertips, thereby Effects on body organs.
✨Rotating Walnuts:
This method is a common way to play with walnuts, especially suitable for the elderly. Generally, two walnuts are used and rotated back and forth in the palm of the hand. This method can also exercise the flexibility of the fingers, increase blood circulation in the body, especially the hands, and can also prevent Alzheimer's disease.
✨Rub the walnuts
Holding a walnut in each hand, the action is to rub it repeatedly, using the lines on the walnut to massage the acupoints on the hands. This method is also relatively common. And after using this method for a period of time, Wenwan walnuts are more likely to be colored and patinated, and interact with the fingers.
Walnuts go through five stages from maturing and growing from the tree to turning into a ruddy and jade-like work of art, namely: changing color, becoming bright, becoming smooth, turning red, and becoming translucent. Because the texture and structure of walnuts are different, the time required is also different. For example, when hands sweat more in summer, the time required for each stage will be shortened accordingly, and vice versa in winter. In addition, the length of the change process is related to each person's physique and the length of handicap playing time.