The phrase "Let truth be your light" is drawn from the Buddha's final teachings, spoken to his disciple Ananda before he left the world. Rather than pointing followers to an external authority, he pointed them inward.
Within a small phrase sits a large teaching: clarity is not handed to us, it is uncovered. Truth here is a practice of looking within and staying with what is real rather than what is comfortable.
The open cuff form echoes the message — nothing rigid, nothing closed off.
Worn on the wrist, it becomes a private check-in — a place to set aside outside opinions and ask what you know to be true for yourself.