This is a ANTIQUE YAK BONE MALA WITH COUNTER is a fine quality black bone Buddhist prayer mala with a pair of mala counter. Hand strung with cotton tassel, Made in Nepal. 8 mm We use a strong cord in different colors. If you need an specific color on your...

Buddhist prayer beads or malas (Sanskrit: mālā "garland") are a traditional tool used to count the number of times a mantra is recited, breaths while meditating, counting prostrations, or the repetitions of a buddha's name.  8 mm. Made In Nepal.

Uniquely designed mala beads featuring rich dark brown yak bone that has been artistically hand-carved with  eye symbols. Artisan-crafted, Fair Trade piece from Nepal.  Bead Diameter: 8mm *Each bead is slight different color owing to being hand made.  

  This is a antique type 108 bead dark yak bone mala for meditation with naga shell. Yak bone represents impermanence and is said to maintain healthy blood circulation. Prayer beads are usually used for meditation, counting mantras, and prostration. Malas are usually worn on the left or right wrist while...

High quality Red Jasper Mala for healing 

HEALING MEDICINE BUDDHA LAPIS MALA:- This long mala can be worn as necklace, or wrapped around you wrist as a bracelet. This mala beads can be used to break down blockages within the chakra centers.  Each mala is made with a different stone relating the energies of the stone to the energies...

Buddha Chitta japa mala or Phrengba also called Bodhi Chitta, The Buddha-Chitta prayer beads originating from Guru Padma Sambava. Sambhava or Guru Rinpoche, who introduced Vajrayana Buddhism to Tibet, was in meditation retreat at the cave of Tongsum Tunda in present-day Kavre District of Nepal, he considered what he could...

Black Onyx with Turquoise Mala:- This Unisex mala is hand crafted, with love and hoped to remind you of your positive intentions. This mala has turquoise spacer and golden Guru beads.Mala is the original Sanskrit word for the prayer beads used for counting mantra recitations. Malas are ubiquitous in Tibetan Buddhist...

Crystal with Turquoise stone Mala:- This crystal mala with Turquoise is beautifully hand crafted, infused with love and hoped to remind you of your positive intentions. This mala is mostly used for reciting mantra of White Tara and often used by Dakinis. Mala is the original Sanskrit word for the prayer...

Black Onyx Mala:- Mala is the original Sanskrit word for the prayer beads used for counting mantra recitations. Malas are ubiquitous in Tibetan Buddhist communities all over the world, wrapped around wrists or dangling from fingers, accompanying the humming recitations of mantras. In Tibetan we call them trengwa.           The most common...

Crystal With Blue Lapis Mala:- This crystal mala with blue lapis is beautifully hand crafted, infused with love and hoped to remind you of your positive intentions. This mala is mostly used for reciting mantra of White Tara and often used by Dakinis. Mala is the original Sanskrit word for the...

Lapis Mala:- Lapis is one of the most sought after stones in use since man's history began. Its deep, celestial blue remains the symbol of royalty and honor, gods and power, spirit and vision. It is a universal symbol of wisdom and truth. It is said that this stone boosts...

BLACK ONYX WITH LAPIS STONE MALA:- Mala is the original Sanskrit word for the prayer beads used for counting mantra recitations. Malas are ubiquitous in Tibetan Buddhist communities all over the world, wrapped around wrists or dangling from fingers, accompanying the humming recitations of mantras. In Tibetan we call them trengwa. The most...

Citrine Mala:- Mala is the original Sanskrit word for the prayer beads used for counting mantra recitations. Malas are ubiquitous in Tibetan Buddhist communities all over the world, wrapped around wrists or dangling from fingers, accompanying the humming recitations of mantras like OM MANI PADME HUNG,  OM TARE TU TARE TURE SOHA...

Blue Onxy Mala:- Mala is the original Sanskrit word for the prayer beads used for counting mantra recitations. Malas are ubiquitous in Tibetan Buddhist communities all over the world, wrapped around wrists or dangling from fingers, accompanying the humming recitations of mantras. In Tibetan we call them trengwa. The most common type of...

Mala is the original Sanskrit word for the prayer beads used for counting mantra recitations. Malas are ubiquitous in Tibetan Buddhist communities all over the world, wrapped around wrists or dangling from fingers, accompanying the humming recitations of mantras. In Tibetan we call them trengwa. The most common type of mala is a...

Mala is the original Sanskrit word for the prayer beads used for counting mantra recitations. Malas are ubiquitous in Tibetan Buddhist communities all over the world, wrapped around wrists or dangling from fingers, accompanying the humming recitations of mantras. In Tibetan we call them trengwa. The most common type of mala is a...

Buddhist prayer beads or malas (Sanskrit: mālā "garland") are a traditional tool used to count the number of times a mantra is recited, breaths while meditating, counting prostrations, or the repetitions of a buddha's name.  Perfect for your meditation and practicing yoga. Size :- 8 mm Material :- onyx

Buddhist prayer beads or malas (Sanskrit: mālā "garland") are a traditional tool used to count the number of times a mantra is recited, breaths while meditating, counting prostrations, or the repetitions of a buddha's name.