50 Knot Orthodox Prayer Rope

50-Knot Orthodox Prayer Rope: Heir to a Thousand-Year Tradition

This Greek Orthodox prayer rope with 50 hand-braided knots, also known as a chotki or komboskini, continues the spiritual heritage of Byzantine monasticism.
Used for centuries by practitioners of Hesychasm, it accompanies the repetition of the Jesus Prayer.

This Orthodox prayer rope connects you to a tradition of inner stillness, sacred repetition, and deep meditation.

A Greek Chotki Knotted According to Monastic Tradition

Each knot is carefully tied using the ancient method of Mount Athos, renowned for its strength, precision, and spiritual depth.

Every knot accompanies the Jesus Prayer: “Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me, a sinner.”

The 50-knot Orthodox chotki offers a practical format, appreciated by the faithful for daily prayer, church services, and spiritual retreats.

Technical Specifications

• Model: Greek Orthodox prayer rope
• Number of knots: 50
• Materials: black or blue braided rope, durable finish
• Uses: Prayer of the heart, meditations, services, pilgrimages
• Knotted cross and liturgical tassel

For an Authentic Spiritual Practice

The Orthodox chotki is far more than a simple religious accessory.
It helps anchor prayer in the body, structure your invocations with rhythm, and cultivate inner peace in the tradition of the Desert Fathers.

Why Choose our Orthodox Shop for Your 50-Knot Prayer Rope?

At Orthodox Boutique, we do more than offer religious items — we help preserve a living spiritual tradition.
Our Greek and Russian Orthodox prayer ropes are selected for their authenticity, respect for monastic tradition, and sacred craftsmanship.

To Give or Receive a Greek Orthodox Prayer Rope

This traditional Orthodox prayer rope makes a meaningful gift for:

• Orthodox baptism or conversion
  
• Pilgrimages or spiritual retreats
• Beginners and experienced practitioners alike

A sacred and timeless gift that supports prayer, devotion, and inner peace.

Want to discover other chotki models? Check out our 33-knot Orthodox prayer rope or our 100-knot Orthodox chotki.