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Handcrafted Mala
Each mala is rooted in a symbol from Tibetan tradition and shaped by its philosophy. Handcrafted from natural materials, each piece preserves the quiet character of its elements. No two are identical.
Natural Beads
We work with natural materials such as yak bone, camel bone, amber, semi-precious stones, wood, shells, and traditional elements used in Tibetan craftsmanship. Each bead is selected for its texture, density, and character.
Shipped from Tibet
Located in Tibet, our store proudly offers global delivery for all our products.
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Rooted in Tibetan tradition, our malas reflect the quiet rhythm of monastic life and symbolic practice. Each piece carries a narrative expressed through natural materials and careful handcraft. What you wear is shaped by a living tradition.
New Creations
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Citipati Skull 108 Yak Bone Mala -Reminder of Impermanence
Regular price $325.00Regular priceUnit price per -
Unique 108 Bodhi Seed Mala with Natural Amber and Hetian Jade Accents
Regular price $425.00Regular priceUnit price per -
Kapala Skull Bracelet | Tibetan Yak Bone & Horn
Regular price $187.00Regular priceUnit price per -
Handcrafted Old Yak Bone 108 Mala with Vajra Pendant
Regular price $238.00Regular priceUnit price per
Mahakala Himalayan Yak Bone Mala
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Material Preparation
We select mature yak bone and horn, carefully dried and stabilized to prevent cracking. The material is cleaned, cut, and shaped while preserving its natural grain and structure.
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Carving and Shaping
Each bead is carved and balanced by hand. No industrial polishing is used. Natural pores, fiber lines, and tonal differences remain visible as part of the material’s character.
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Finishing and Aging
Beads may undergo traditional oil or smoke treatment to protect the surface and deepen tone. With wear, the material gradually develops a smoother texture and natural patina.
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The Spiritual Meaning of Yak Bone in Tibetan Mala
Tibetan malas, often referred to as prayer beads, are an integral aspect of spiritual practices in Tibetan Buddhism. These sacred garlands typically consist of 108 beads, each bead representing a...
The Spiritual Meaning of Yak Bone in Tibetan Mala
Tibetan malas, often referred to as prayer beads, are an integral aspect of spiritual practices in Tibetan Buddhism. These sacred garlands typically consist of 108 beads, each bead representing a...
