108 Bead Mala - Rock Crystal
108 Bead Mala - Rock Crystal
- Fast, Friendly Support
- Easy Return & Exchange
- Free shipping on orders above £50
Couldn't load pickup availability
Product Overview
A 108 bead mala strung with rock crystal beads, in the tradition of the japa mala used for counting recitations of a mantra. A full strand of 108 beads, imported from Ahmedabad in India. The beads are natural stone, so colour and size vary a little along the strand.
In Crystal Traditions
Clear Quartz is traditionally associated with clear thinking and focus in crystal traditions across many cultures.
Rock Crystal (Clear Quartz) is traditionally associated with clarity and focus within crystal folklore.
Why You'll Love It
• A 108 bead mala in Rock Crystal
• Strung in the traditional japa mala count of 108
• Natural gemstone beads, each strand a little different
• Imported from Ahmedabad, India
• A piece for meditation, prayer or wear
Materials & Specifications
108 rock crystal beads on a strand. Beads approx. 0.6 to 0.8cm, full strand approx. 60 to 80cm. From India. As a natural product, bead size, colour and strand length vary between pieces.
Perfect For
• Counting mantra or breath in meditation
• A japa or prayer practice
• Wearing as a long beaded necklace
• A gift for someone with a meditation practice
• A crystal and mala collection
About the Mala
A mala is a strand of 108 beads used to keep count while reciting or repeating a mantra, a practice known in Sanskrit as japa. In Hindu tradition the beads are moved with the thumb against the middle finger, working around the strand one bead at a time.
Auro & Co Moment
There is a quiet rhythm to working a mala bead by bead, which is part of why the practice has lasted so long. Rock crystal, or clear quartz, is traditionally valued for its clarity, offered here as part of that tradition.
Complete the Experience
Pairs well with tumble stones, incense and other crystals.
FAQ
How many beads? 108, the traditional mala count.
How long is it? The full strand is approximately 60 to 80cm.
Where is it from? Ahmedabad, in India.
