Wooden malas
Wooden malas can be made from a variety of woods, from simple to richly decorated, in different diameters, and so on.
You'll find the characteristics of each wooden mala directly on the product sheet you'd like to know more about!
Explanation of the characteristics of the various types of wooden malas
Wooden malas are not only exotic and beautiful, they also look cool and zen. You can wear them as necklaces or multiple bracelets.
Malas are ritually used during mantra recitations by Buddhist and Hindu practitioners.
They usually feature 108 pearls.
There are many varieties, depending on the type of wood used (cedar, rosewood, rudraksha seeds, etc.).
Some malas are simple, others are richly decorated, with different diameters or colors , for example.
Rudraksha seeds
Let's go into a little more detail about rudraksha seed malas, which are special and deserve a closer look.
Rudraksha comes from thetree of the same name. It is also known as " Tears of Shiva" or " Eye of Rudra".
The seeds are highly spiritual and therefore suitable for meditation.
They are also considered sacred.
These seeds can have any number of faces, from 1 to 14. The faces are called " mukhi" and each one represents a different deity.
However, most of the time, the seeds have 5 faces and symbolize the god Shiva and bring you inner peace and strength.
Color also plays an important role. There can be 4, and each represents an Indian caste.
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Each mala is selected with the greatest care. These malas will bring you serenity and tranquility.
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