Buddhist Skull Head Mala - Beads for Meditation and Devotion
About our Beads
This Buddhist Skull Head Mala is expertly created from an enduring iron body, providing both strength and long-lasting beauty. With a total length of 64 cm, each skull bead is 2.1 cm tall and 1.7 cm wide, resulting in a strong yet attractive structure. This mala weighs 1.57 kg and is substantial in both shape and significance, assuring a physical and spiritual presence. Iron's symbolic link with strength and persistence makes it an appropriate material for a Buddhist meditation implement.
The Buddhist Skull Head Mala has finely carved skull beads with great symbolic meaning in Vajrayana Buddhism. The skull is a powerful emblem of impermanence and the transitory aspect of existence. These malas are used in meditation and prayer to assist practitioners concentrate on the nature of life, death, and reincarnation. The skulls serve to remind the practitioner of their mortality, fostering detachment from the material world and a stronger connection to spiritual enlightenment. This mala promotes attention and wisdom, making it an effective instrument for transformation on the path to freedom.
Introduction to mala beads
Tibetan mala beads are sacred and spiritual accessories used in meditation and prayer practices. These bead strings typically consist of 108 beads, though shorter variations exist. Each bead is carefully handcrafted from materials like wood, bone, or gemstones, and they are often adorned with a guru bead and a decorative tassel. Mala beads serve as a tactile aid for counting mantra repetitions or breaths during meditation, fostering mindfulness and concentration. They hold deep significance in Tibetan and Buddhist traditions, helping practitioners connect with their inner spirituality while embodying a sense of peace and mindfulness in daily life.
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Length:64 cm
Skull Height: 2.1cm
Skull Width: 1.7cm
Weight: 0.084 kg
Materials: Iron Body
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