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Rosewood Mala Bracelet 8 mm, 108 beads, elastic

Rosewood Mala Bracelet 8 mm, 108 beads, elastic

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A piece of Tibet on your wrist – warm rosewood to accompany you through your everyday life.

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108 beadsMeditation & mantrasAlso worn as jewellery

Why 108 beads?

In Buddhism and Hinduism, 108 is a sacred number. With a mala you count mantras or breaths – one full round equals 108 repetitions. The large “guru bead” marks the beginning and the end.

How to use your mala
  1. Hold the mala in your right hand, draped over your middle or ring finger.
  2. Start at the bead right next to the guru bead.
  3. With each mantra or breath, pull one bead towards you with your thumb.
  4. When you reach the guru bead, don’t cross it – turn the mala around and go back the other way.
Care

Keep your mala dry and away from water and perfume. It’s best kept in a fabric pouch or on your altar.

Not sure which mala suits you? Write to us or visit our store – we’re happy to advise you personally. →

Kunsang Choedon Stauffer – Himalaya Vibes Bern

Kunsang

"Wooden malas don't like being worn in water for too long or coming into contact with strong creams. It's best to simply keep them dry, and they will accompany you for many years."

Rosewood Mala Bracelet

In Tibet, we say: A mala is not just jewelry; it is a companion. This rosewood mala, with its warm, honey-colored beads and characteristic flowing grain, is reminiscent of the ancient wooden prayer beads from our homeland. Rosewood is often used for malas in the Tibetan tradition because it is considered grounding and calming. It is said to help collect restless thoughts and create a clear mind for meditation or mantra counting.

Details about this piece

  • 108 beads, 8 mm in diameter – the traditional number for a complete mala
  • Elastic stringing – wearable as a 4-wrap bracelet or as a long necklace
  • Weight: approx. 27 g
  • Every bead shows the natural grain of the wood – no two pieces are alike

What is this mala suitable for?

Whether meditating, reciting a mantra, or simply as a daily companion on your wrist – this mala reminds you to pause. It also works wonderfully as a first mala bracelet if you are just starting to explore mindfulness.

Stop by Kramgasse 63 in Bern – there you can pick up this and other malas to feel the texture of the wood yourself. Or browse our online shop at your leisure.


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