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Tibetan Meditation & Yoga 108 Beads Mala Prayer Beads | Yak Bone with Turquoise and Coral Inlay | Handcrafted Spiritual Jewelry

Tibetan Meditation & Yoga 108 Beads Mala Prayer Beads | Yak Bone with Turquoise and Coral Inlay | Handcrafted Spiritual Jewelry

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Elevate your meditation and yoga practice with this exquisite Tibetan Mala Prayer Beads, featuring 108 beads crafted from ethically sourced yak bone, adorned with vibrant turquoise and coral inlay. Traditionally used for prayer, mantra chanting, and meditation, these mala beads serve as a powerful tool to deepen spiritual connection and focus.

Handcrafted by skilled Tibetan artisans, each bead is infused with sacred meaning, symbolizing impermanence and the spiritual journey. With its unique and authentic design, this mala is not only a meditation tool but also a stunning piece of spiritual jewelry.

Material: 108 ethically sourced yak bone beads with turquoise and coral inlay

Spiritual Significance: Used for counting prayers, mantras, and breaths during meditation

Handcrafted Design: Made by Tibetan artisans using traditional techniques

Symbolism: Yak bone represents impermanence, while turquoise and coral symbolize protection and healing

Versatile Use: Ideal for meditation, yoga, or as a meaningful accessory

Approximately Beads Measures 8-10mm - Total of 108 Beads - 30 Inches Long.Coral and turquoise inlay work.
Price Includes Free Pouch (Pouch Color May Vary)

 

Bone is a traditional material used in malas in both Nepal and Tibet. Bone represents the earth and our connection to it. Bone is also said to signify strength and to amplify prana (life force energy). Using a bone mala is a reminder of impermanence - the more we contemplate impermanence and death the more fruitful our life becomes.

Malas are used all over by the Buddhists around the world especially they are used in Tibet, Nepal and India. You will always see the monks as well as lay people using them while walking around the stupas or temples or monasteries. A Mala is usually used for prostrations, counting mantras, and so on. It is worn on left wrist while not in use.

Carry the energy of compassion, healing, and mindfulness with you wherever you go with this beautiful Tibetan 108 Beads Mala. Whether worn as a necklace or wrapped as a bracelet, this mala is perfect for those seeking spiritual growth, inner peace, and a deeper connection to their practice.

Suggested Mantras for this mala

"Om Mani Padme Hum" To Chenrezig
"Om Muni Muni Maha Muni ye soha" To Lord Buddha Shakyamuni
"Om Tare Turi Tutari Turi Soha" To White Tara
"Tayatha Om Bekatse Bekatse Maha Bekatse Raza Samu Gati Soha" To Healing Medicine Buddha.

 

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