Handcrafted malas for daily practice. Bracelets and necklaces made with care for meditation, mantra, and grounding.
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A 108-bead mala in black tourmaline, following Buddhist and Hindu counting traditions, each bead shaped from dense schorl with a settled, absorbing weight.
Natural black tourmaline mala bracelet worn in Buddhist and Hindu practice as a grounding tool and physical reminder of settled intention.
A mala bracelet handcrafted from natural Blue Apatite, each bead a different depth of blue — from pale reef water to open ocean.
⭐ 4.8/5 – 5 verified reviewsNatural citrine mala bracelet, available in several sizes. Citrine is a stone of joy and abundance, positive and energizing.
108-bead crystal mala whose spheres shift between sage green, pale violet, and icy blue in changing light. Strung for mantra and breath work.
A bracelet of deep crimson garnet, documented across ancient Egyptian, Roman, and South Asian traditions, associated with vitality and grounding.
A 108-bead mala necklace in natural Green Agate, each stone a slightly different green — from pale sea glass to deep shadowed leaf.
Natural lapis lazuli beads from Badakhshan, Afghanistan, shaped from stone quarried and traded across ancient civilizations for over six thousand years.
Lapis lazuli mala of 108 beads from Afghanistan’s Badakhshan region, used in Tibetan Buddhist mantra practice for over six thousand years.
Malachite wrist mala with deep emerald banding — each bead carries a unique pattern, used for counting mantra in Buddhist devotional practice.
Beads turned from Phoebe zhennan, the protected Chinese imperial hardwood once used in the Forbidden City’s principal halls, dense-grained and rare.
A mala bracelet of black obsidian and hematite, worn in Buddhist and Taoist traditions as a protective stone against negative influences.
⭐ 4.8/5 – 5 verified reviews
Mala bracelet combining two natural stones: deep black obsidian and luminous tiger’s eye. Chosen for its contrast, grounding quality, and protective symbolism.
A 108-bead obsidian mala paired with a cast metal Chinese zodiac figure, two traditions of cosmic reckoning meeting in a single piece.
The Orange and White Agate Mala Necklace features 108 individually knotted natural agate beads in orange and white from Jaipur gem workshops, measuring 8 to 10 mm in diameter, with a tassel at the guru bead and an approximately 84 cm total length. It is worn as a full-length necklace or doubled as a bracelet for mantra counting practice.
A bracelet of oud wood carrying the deep resinous warmth that has made this rare material prized across the Middle East and South Asia for millennia.
⭐ 4.8/5 – 5 verified reviews
Mala bracelet in peach wood, engraved with the Om Mani Padme Hum mantra. Chosen for its material, visual balance, and symbolic use.
A Pixiu mala bracelet with 12mm Santalum album sandalwood beads on elastic cord and a pure 990 silver Pixiu charm engraved with Om Mani Padme Hum, approximately 16cm circumference. Combining Chinese Feng Shui wealth symbolism with Tibetan Buddhist mantra tradition, it is worn on the left wrist to draw prosperity.
A 108-bead mala of polished obsidian, volcanic black glass with a surface that holds light between reflection and absorption.
Black sandalwood mala with a faint woody fragrance that rises with the warmth of the hand — worn in Buddhist and Taoist practice for counting and daily use.
Premium black sandalwood mala necklace, hand-knotted in Indonesia from dense, naturally fragrant black sandalwood across 108 beads of 8mm diameter on natural silk thread. A durable meditation tool that deepens in character with daily use.
Premium brown sandalwood mala necklace with 108 hand-polished beads of approximately 8 mm, waxed-thread knotted between each bead, naturally fragrant Chinese sandalwood from Shaanxi and Yunnan. Extended length approximately 40 cm, 60 g.
The Premium Red Sandalwood Mala Bracelet is a 108-bead bracelet hand-strung from solid Zi Tan red sandalwood with no dye or lacquer, each 8 mm bead individually knotted on elastic cord. Natural grain is visible throughout, weighing 15 to 20 grams, and the bracelet is ready for daily wrist wear or mantra counting practice.
Dense red sandalwood beads with an earthy fragrance that rises as they move through the fingers. Used in Hindu and Buddhist practice for over a thousand years.
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