Old Yak Bone Mala 0.28"
Old Yak Bone Mala 0.28"
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Only a Few Available – A Sacred Relic of Devotion
⚠️ Limited stock – each mala is a unique, handcrafted artifact that cannot be replicated.
This Old Yak Bone Mala is more than a string of beads — it is a portable altar, a tool for awakening, and a profound connection to the ancient spiritual traditions of Tibet. Hand-strung with 108 beads, it represents the 108 human defilements to be overcome on the path to enlightenment.
Key Features of This Sacred Mala
- Authentic Material: Crafted from aged yak bone, a traditional material revered in Tibetan Buddhism for its connection to the high plateau and its symbolism of impermanence.
- Deep Symbolism: The 108 beads are punctuated by sacred agate and turquoise, with a guru bead and mani jewel pendant, forming a complete circuit for mantra practice.
- Expert Craftsmanship: Handmade by skilled artisans in Baiyu County, ensuring every bead carries the energy of intention and tradition.
- Venerable Condition: This is an "old" mala, meaning it carries a unique patina and presence, ready for immediate use in your practice.
- Versatile Use: Designed for counting mantras, meditation, prostrations, or as a constant reminder of mindfulness worn as a necklace.
Spiritual Meaning & Benefits
In Tibetan Buddhism, a mala is an essential companion for spiritual practice. This Old Yak Bone Mala serves as a tactile anchor for your devotion. Each bead counted is a step closer to purifying the mind and accumulating merit.
- Awakens Compassion: The use of bone reminds us of life's preciousness and impermanence, grounding practice in bodhicitta (the mind of enlightenment).
- Attracts Positive Energy: Turquoise is believed to attract health and good fortune, while agate provides stabilizing energy.
- Protects the Practitioner: The entire mala acts as a shield of mindfulness, keeping your focus on the sacred throughout the day.
- Enhances Meditation: The rhythmic movement of beads deepens concentration, making mantra recitation and meditation more potent.
"The mala is in the hand, the mantra is on the lips, the Buddha is in the heart." – Traditional Saying
---Authentic Craft & Origin
This mala was not mass-produced. It was hand-strung by Tibetan craftsmen in Baiyu County, an area known for its devout artisanship. The choice of materials—local yak bone, turquoise, and agate—follows centuries-old traditions. The slight variations in each bone bead are not flaws; they are marks of authenticity, telling the story of its handmade origin and the natural material from which it came.
---Product Details
- Material: Aged Yak Bone, Agate, Turquoise.
- Type: 108-Bead Tibetan Buddhist Mala (Japa Mala).
- Craft: Entirely Handmade.
- Bead Size: Approximately 7mm / 0.28 inches.
- Total Length: 60cm / 24 inches (fits comfortably as a necklace).
- Special Beads: 1 Agate Bead (8mm), 2 Turquoise Beads (8mm), 1 White Guru Bead (24x12mm), 1 Mani Jewel Pendant (15x15mm).
Perfect For
Count recitations of Om Mani Padme Hum, your personal mantra, or sutras.
Use the beads to maintain focus and track meditation sessions.
Wear it as a necklace for constant spiritual connection and protection.
An profound gift for a practitioner, a seeker, or someone embarking on a spiritual path.
Your Authenticity Guarantee
- Handmade by Artisans: Directly supports traditional Tibetan craftsmanship.
- Ethically Sourced: Materials are sourced in harmony with tradition and region.
- Cultural Preservation: Your purchase helps keep an ancient art form alive.
- Sacred Item: Treated with respect and shipped in protective, gift-ready packaging.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is the yak bone ethically sourced?
A: Yes. The bone is a byproduct from animals that have lived natural lives in the Tibetan plateau, used respectfully in accordance with traditional practices where no part of a sacred animal is wasted.
Q: Can I wear this mala every day?
A: Absolutely. Many practitioners wear their malas constantly as a reminder of their practice and intention. Its sturdy construction is made for daily use.
Q: How should I care for my mala?
A> Keep it dry and clean. You can gently wipe it with a soft cloth. Most importantly, imbue it with your positive energy through regular, mindful use.
✨ Begin Your Journey with a Sacred Tool — Only a handful of these unique, old yak bone malas remain. Once this collection is sold, it is gone forever.
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