There are moments in life when we long for a quiet, gentle companion for some inner work. This mala necklace, made on the island of Bali, consists of 108 genuine rudraksha beads, complemented by small glass beads, pinewood beads and a raffia knot — and is dedicated to the silent intention of forgiveness, towards ourselves and others.
Rudraksha is the seed of a sacred tree, used for centuries in India and Indonesia for prayer beads. The seeds are naturally brown, slightly textured, and each bead shows a unique pattern. Small glass beads and pinewood beads divide the line of 108, the whole strung on a soft textile cord and finished with a raffia knot.
How you can use it
- For quiet moments when you wish to follow an inner thought through to its end
- For breath-counting: one bead, one breath, making it easier to calm down
- For mantra repetition, if connected to a meditation practice
- As a gift, when you wish to send someone calm and attention
How to wear or keep it
You can wear it as a necklace, or wrap it two or three times around your wrist as a bracelet. When not wearing it, keep it in a soft place — in a fabric pouch, a wooden box, or on a shelf beside your bed. Many people like to keep it near the bed, to hold it in the morning and the evening.
Product details
- Bead count: 108 (traditional mala form)
- Material: rudraksha beads, glass beads, pinewood beads, raffia, textile cord
- Length: approx. 49 cm
- Origin: Indonesia (Bali)
- Weight: approx. 26 g
If you are seeking a small object that reminds you of patience and forgiveness, this mala will be a fine companion. Place it in your basket now.