Handmade Yama 108 Mala Beads - Bodhi Seeds
Handmade Yama 108 Mala Beads - Bodhi Seeds
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These beads are made from high-quality, natural Bodhi seeds. Each mala is made up of 108 beads, which symbolize the 108 earthly desires that humans are said to have. We found inspiration in Tibetan mythology, where Yama, the deity responsible for the cycle of death and rebirth, is often depicted holding a mala. The pendant is made from brass a durable and long-lasting material, ensuring that your mala will last for many years to come. The Bodhi seeds are considered to be sacred in Tibetan culture and are believed to bring peace, prosperity, and spiritual enlightenment.
· Beads Material: Bodhi seed (Daemonorops Margaritae seed)
· Yama Pendant: Brass
· Tassel: Cotton
· Counters: Silver
· Process: Handmade (Up to five days)
· Package: Eco envelop
This white lower part of the necklace is made of ivory palm seed.
Yama Pendant is made of brass.
Red chalcedony
Counters Bell and Dorje Amulets are made of Copper.
In the Vajrayana context, practitioners utilize the bell and dorje as important symbolic ritual items. At the outer level, these two implements represent the indivisibility of means (vajra) and the wisdom recognizing emptiness (bell).
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Natural material products
All products are handmade and made from natural materials. Unfortunately, sometimes the products will not look completely as on the pictures when it comes to size and color since they are made of natural materials.
Shipped from Tibet
Our products are shipped from Tibet. To all countries of the world, the average delivery time is 15 days. However, there may be a slight delay, but this happens rarely.
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