Rosewood mala with silver pendant

Rosewood mala with a pendant in the design of a traditional Tibetan tangka silver coin, as they were in circulation in ancient Tibet. We have it made exclusively in a workshop in India from non-tarnishing recycled silver.

The obverse depicts an eight-spoked wheel surrounded by Tibetan characters within the petals of an eight-petaled lotus: "The Ganden Palace, victorious in all directions". The reverse depicts a lotus surrounded by the eight Buddhist symbols of good fortune (white parasol, conch, treasure vase, victory banner, Dharma wheel, a pair of golden fish, endless knot and lotus flower) within the petals of an eight-petaled lotus.

The mala is available in two sizes:

Variant I: diameter of the beads 6 mm, length of the mala 54 cm; the mala can be enlarged using two cords to wear it around the neck.

Variant II: diameter of the beads 8 mm, length of the mala 70 cm

Handmade in the Tibet studio in Zurich. We deliver the mala in an elegant silk brocade bag, which we select individually to match the color.