Tibetan Astrology 108 Mala Beads - Old Yak Bone
Tibetan Astrology 108 Mala Beads - Old Yak Bone
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We take great care to ensure that the yak bone used in our products is only sourced from animals that have died naturally. Each bead is handmade by skilled artisans using traditional techniques, including a unique process to create a hole in the middle of each bead. We then string each bead with strong and durable thread, creating a beautiful and functional mala that will withstand years of use.
· Type: 108 Mala Beads
· Material: Old Yak bone
· Double Vajra Pendant: Brass
· Thread: Cotton
· Size Beads: 12 /14mm
· Process: Handmade ( Up to three days)
· Package: Eco envelop
Our mala beads are inspired by Tibetan astrology, a centuries-old practice that blends Buddhist philosophy with traditional astrology. Tibetan astrology is characterized by its emphasis on the five elements (earth, water, fire, air, and space), as well as its focus on lunar cycles and the 12-year cycle of animal signs.
Old Yak Bone Beads
Beeswax (Old Honey Wax)
The upper part of mala beads is made of Yak Horn. Astrology Sign is made of Bronze while Vajra is made of Copper.
Ancient Glass Pearl
Brass Ghanta
Brass Dorje
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Natural material products
All our products are crafted by hand using natural materials. However, there may be instances where the size and color of the products may not precisely match the images due to the inherent variations in natural materials.
Shipped from Tibet
Our products are dispatched from Tibet and delivered to countries worldwide, with an average delivery time of 15 days. While there may be occasional slight delays, these occurrences are rare.
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