Blue Turquoise Mala Size:50-55 g Inspired by a traditional Tibetan

Inspired by a traditional Tibetan door frame topped with a painted-on Shambu

The mandala of the deity Kalachakra as depicted here is a two-dimensional rendering of an actual structure which is shaped like a pyramid

while the utpala flower she holds in her left hand represents the effort that is required to overcome these obstructions

appliquéd on brocade

both worldly and spiritual

Blue Turquoise Mala Size:50-55 g Inspired by a traditional TibetanTurquoise is the most beloved stone of Tibetans and is considered one of the five precious substances. It is the symbol of friendship, and can bring peace to the home. This very personal stone is said to take on the characteristics of the wearer. It can also be used to heal stomach and digestion problems, as well as purify the blood. Our mala beads are sourced from the finest gemstones across the world, with each bead hand selected to create a