Mala 4 Wood: Rosewood, Wenge, Ebony and Pearwood
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The Tibetan Mala: a prayer necklace made of 108 beads
The mala is a traditional prayer necklace that has been used for centuries in Buddhist and Hindu practices. Composed of 108 sacred beads, it accompanies mantra recitation and meditation, promoting concentration and mindfulness. Each bead serves to mark the recitation, helping to soothe the mind and connect with the present moment.
Features
- Mala made from four distinct types of wood: rosewood, wenge, ebony, and pear wood
- Elastic cord for versatile wear: necklace and bracelet in one
- Bead diameter: 6 mm
- Total length: 60 cm, suitable for all body types, women and men
- Weight: 24 grams, lightweight and discreet for everyday use
- Sustainable and eco-friendly natural wood
- FREE STANDARD DELIVERY IN METROPOLITAN FRANCE
This mala is crafted from four types of precious wood (rosewood, wenge, ebony, and pear wood), each bringing its own specific energies and virtues to enrich your spiritual and meditative practice.
The wood types of the mala: energetic properties
- Rosewood: Rosewood is prized for its gentleness and calming properties. It promotes peace and serenity. Ideal for meditation, it helps to open the heart and attract love and compassion.
- Wenge: Originating from Africa, wenge is a dark, dense, and resistant wood. Associated with strength and protection, it symbolizes stability and energetic grounding, helping to maintain a solid connection between the mind and the earth during meditation.
- Ebony: An intense black wood, often used in musical instruments and sacred jewelry. Renowned for protecting against negative energies and promoting deep concentration, it stabilizes the mind and strengthens meditative practice, especially for the initiated.
- Pear Wood: A light wood with soft and subtle hues. Associated with creativity and personal growth, it encourages balance and energetic purification. Pear wood brings harmonious energy, promoting inner peace and mental clarity.
Tibetan origin and use of the mala
The mala has been used for millennia as a spiritual tool in mantra recitation and prayer. Its structure of 108 beads symbolizes the 108 trials Buddha overcame to reach enlightenment, as well as the 108 earthly desires that practitioners seek to transcend.
Using a mala during meditation helps to channel one's attention and soothe the mind. It can also be worn as a talisman daily to promote grounding and balance when facing challenges. Each bead represents a step on the spiritual journey toward consciousness and inner harmony.
Care instructions
To preserve the natural beauty of your wooden mala, avoid prolonged exposure to water and chemicals. Wipe it gently with a soft, dry cloth after each use. Store it in a dry place away from direct sunlight so that it maintains its splendor and energetic properties.
Treat yourself to a spiritual journey with this unique mala made of four precious wood types. Let it guide you toward inner peace, balance, and harmony. Every day of use will reconnect you to your deep intentions and your meditative practice.
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