S925 Silver Om Mani Padme Hum Mala Bracelet Connect with the essence of Buddhist

Description

S925 silver mani padme hum mala arrives with 108 beads, each one engraved individually with the mantra that marks this object as more than adornment. The silver is cool at first contact, heavier than it appears, smooth across the fingertips. It wears equally well wrapped at the wrist or as a necklace.

The mala is the oldest counting instrument in Buddhist and Hindu practice, its 108-bead count corresponding to the 108 afflictions described in the Dharma. Om Mani Padme Hum is the six-syllable mantra most closely associated with Avalokiteshvara, the bodhisattva of compassion, and is among the most widely recited in the Tibetan tradition. Rendering it in silver, engraved on each bead rather than printed or cast, places this mala within a craft lineage that treats the mantra itself as the primary material.

108 beads of S925 sterling silver, hallmarked at 92.5% pure silver content. Each bead approximately 6 mm in diameter, engraved with the full six-syllable mantra in Tibetan script. Total length allows wrapping three times at the wrist or wearing as a single-strand necklace at approximately 48 cm. A guru bead marks the beginning and end of the count. The silver develops its own tone with wear, shifting toward a matte, warmer presence over months.

S925 silver mani padme hum mala bracelet. Material: 925 sterling silver, 108 beads each hand-engraved with Om Mani Padme Hum in Tibetan script. Bead diameter: approximately 6 mm. Total length: approximately 48 cm. Dual wear: wrist wrap or necklace.

One hundred and eight engravings, each exact. Silver that changes character with use. A mala made to last decades, not seasons.