Walnut carved bracelets of various shapes, short round and low pile walnuts for playing with

“The Answer to the Walnut Bracelet”
The old carpenter left a shiny walnut bracelet for his grandson Xiaoman, with grooves of varying depths in the veins. “When it turns red, you will find an answer.”
Xiaoman went to school every day with the bracelet, and the walnuts gradually became covered with amber patina, but never turned red. On the day he failed the college entrance examination, he hid in the workshop and cried until late at night, and suddenly found that the walnut on his wrist was glowing warm red under the desk lamp.
He subconsciously reached for the carving knife, and as the sawdust flew, a piece of waste material turned into a lively pony – exactly the same as the one carved by his grandfather.
(Meaning: The walnut bracelet symbolizes wisdom and precipitation, and its color changes are like the revelation of time: some answers need time and polishing to emerge.)