This antique-style mala is made from naturally dyed yak bone beads, carefully handcrafted by skilled artisans in the Himalayas. In the region, large animals like yaks are often utilized for food, clothing, and spiritual practices, with every part of the animal being used to minimize waste. The beads are a direct result of the recycling and reuse culture that exists in the region, making each piece unique and meaningful.
The skull symbol often found in Buddhist practices represents impermanence — a constant reminder to live fully in the present moment. Embracing the idea that nothing is permanent, this symbol encourages a mindset of acceptance and openness to the possibilities of life.
Key Benefits
- Symbol of Impermanence: The skull represents the transient nature of life, urging you to live in the moment.
- Spiritual Connection: This mala fosters a deeper connection to Buddhist teachings and rituals.
- Crafted with Tradition: Made from sustainably sourced yak bone, representing the harmony between spiritual and environmental practices.
- Cultural Craftsmanship: Handcrafted by artisans in Nepal, ensuring high quality and cultural authenticity.
Wear it as a powerful statement piece or as a reminder of impermanence and spiritual growth. Stack it with other malas or bracelets for a layered, meaningful look.
