Tibetan Zen Buddhist Wooden 108 Yoga Meditation Mala Prayer Beads, 12mm

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Share the joy      Prayer beads, mala, or japa beads are very commonly used by Tibetan Buddhist monks or used as an ornament on a Buddha statue. They are usually made from wood such as sandalwood, bone, metal, or seeds. It normally has 108 beads and a guru bead. It has different names such as nichiren, juzu,


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Prayer beads, mala, or japa beads are very commonly used by Tibetan Buddhist monks or used as an ornament on a Buddha statue. They are usually made from wood such as sandalwood, bone, metal, or seeds. It normally has 108 beads and a guru bead. It has different names such as nichiren, juzu, or bahai in Korean, Japanese, or Hindu religion. They are great tools in Yoga or meditation practice.

Product Features

  • Tibetan Zen Buddhist Wooden 108 Mala Prayer Beads Made from Wood; Charm Made from Alloy;
  • Wooden Bead Size: 12mm; Length: 46 Inches;
  • 108 Beads and One Guru Bead;
  • Great for Yoga or Meditation Practices; Can also be used as a set of rosary or worry beads;
  • Different Removable Charm Selection: Tree of Life, Lotus Flower, Dharma Wheel, Peace Sign, Om Symbol, or Dorje;

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R. Dixon "Raw Food Queen" says:

Love the beads Love the beads! A little larger size than I was expecting but it is entirely my fault for not checking the size prior to ordering. Beautiful, sturdy, and perfect. Not sandlewood or scented but great!!

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Lady Leisure says:

Five Stars These are well made and not cumbersome.

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