Hands Of Tibet
Yak bone mala 108 beads with two eye dzi
Yak bone mala 108 beads with two eye dzi
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Handmade yak bone 108-bead mala, strung on durable cord for meditation and mantra practice. Yak bone has been used in Tibetan malas for centuries, symbolizing impermanence and the cycle of life. Each bead is crafted by skilled artisans in Nepal.
Materials: Genuine yak bone, cotton cord
Bead count: 108 beads + guru bead
Bead size: Approximately 8mm diameter
Length: Approximately 36 inches when laid flat
How to use: Hold the mala in your right hand, resting it on your ring finger. Use your thumb to move one bead at a time toward you after each mantra. The guru bead marks the beginning and end of your 108 count.
Care: Keep your mala dry and away from direct sunlight. Occasionally rub a drop of natural oil on the beads to prevent drying.
Suggested mantra: "Om Muni Muni Maha Muni ye soha" — to Lord Buddha Shakyamuni.
Ethically handmade in Nepal. No mass production — just skilled hands and traditional craftsmanship.
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