Mala is a Sanskrit word meaning garland. The Tibetan word for mala is threngwa. We are a small family run business with our mala bead workshop located in the grounds of our home. Thank you for your continued support. A mantra is a subtle, inner sound or word that is repeated to aid concentration during meditation. Choosing a mala is a personal process, we find intuition is the best guide for choosing your rosary beads.
The healing power of the beads can help in choosing a mala most suited to you. We also offer a mala repair service for rethreading your rosary. Meditation and mantra recitation increases calmness, balance, patience, energy levels and positive thinking. We can create a gap in the incessant stream of thought by focusing on the breathing. Hold the first bead the one next to the larger guru bead between your finger and thumb, recite one mantra, move your thumb and finger along to the next bead; recite the next mantra; then repeat.
Skip to main content. Shop by Category. Shop by Featured Refinements. All Auction Buy It Now. View: Gallery View. Buying Format All Listings filter applied. Free shipping. Results Pagination - Page 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Buddhist Prayer Beads Mala Buddhist prayer beads may come in a long chain of small or medium beads with knots between them.
How are Buddha prayer beads used? How many beads are in a Buddhist prayer bracelet? What are mala beads made of? Some of the most common materials used in mala beads include: Sandalwood: This fine-grained Indian wood is a favorite for mala beads. Sandalwoods sweet, woody scent can last for many years, which adds to its attractiveness as a jewelry material.
Rosewood: The rich, warm hues of these tropical trees make for beautiful Buddhist prayer bracelets and necklaces. Natural stones and pebbles: Natural stone has a smooth, cool feel that lends itself wonderfully to meditation with a mala.
Bamboo: The natural look and feel of bamboo are attractive qualities for use in mala beads. Bamboo is also lightweight, adding to its benefits for a mala. Glass: Beads made of glass have a heavy feel, and theyre available in a huge range of colors, shapes, and sizes. Amethyst: This purple-hued variety of quartz is commonly used in all kinds of jewelry, including mala beads. Amethyst comes in varying shades of purple, adding interest to your mala.
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