Delicate rosewood mala with rudraksha and turquoise

A playful, delicate mala made of small rosewood beads in shades ranging from warm wine red to dark brown, with grain patterns that vary from bead to bead. Two turquoise beads serve as counting markers, set between punched silver rondelles along the strand, which is topped by a vintage rudraksha seed in an embossed silver setting with a pink tassel.

Rosewood refers to various types of wood from tropical trees of the genus Dalbergia, including Dalbergia latifolia (Indian rosewood). It is characterized by its reddish-brown color, fine grain, and a subtle, pleasant scent. It is considered to have harmonizing properties.

In Tibetan Buddhist practice, malas are used to count recitations; the rudraksha fruit has long been used for prayer beads in the Himalayas. A braided sliding knot with two wooden and silver ornaments allows the mala to be adjusted to fit any wrist size.

We deliver the mala in an elegant silk brocade pouch, which we select individually to match the color.

Bead diameter 6 mm · Circumference 56 cm · Wood · Rudraksha · Turquoise · Silver · Made in the Tibet Studio