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When a baby is born, waist beads are historically used to decorate him or her. If the infant is a boy, the waist beads are removed after roughly a year, while the girl keeps wearing them. The young woman will keep wearing
The waist beads are worn in various other cultures as a form of “evil eye” defense. To ensure optimal protection, valuable beads infused with charms are used.
The fact that waist beads operate as a type of body shaper is one thing that all wearers of them have in common. They work well as tools for keeping track of weight increase and decrease. A slight change in weight can be immediately noticed since the beads roll up and eventually shatter when the wearer puts on weight, and they roll down and become so loose that they eventually fall off when the wearer loses weight. So, it would be a great guide if you were embarking on a weight loss or weight gain quest.
The cultural background of waist beads
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