Traditional Himalayan Dharma Wheel Mala Counters Clips
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Size: 2.5cm (Height) x 2.8cm (Width)
Weight: 0.022kg
Materials: Silver, Turquoise (Artificial Stone)
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About our Mala Counter Clips
The silver Dharma Wheel Mala Counter Clip is a refined and significant accessory for meditation. Measuring 2.5 cm tall and 2.8 cm wide, this clip features a detailed design focused on the Dharma Wheel, an important Buddhist symbol. This beautifully detailed clip features a turquoise gemstone in the center, surrounded by a series of tiny silver beads that emphasize its spiritual significance. The wheel's spokes radiate outward, creating a balanced and harmonious appearance. This counterclip is a powerful symbol of Buddhist philosophy and a functional item for tracking mantra recitations, thanks to its fine craftsmanship and intricate detailing.
The Dharma Wheel Mala Counter Clip reminds practitioners to stay grounded in their practice, with each recitation bringing them closer to their spiritual goals. It is an ideal blend of utility and symbolism, providing practical use during meditation and a strong connection to Buddhist teachings. The clip's simplicity and profound meaning make it an appropriate addition to any mala.
Introduction to Mala Counter Clips
Mala counterclips are small, valuable tools for keeping track of mantra recitations while meditating or praying. They are commonly attached to a mala (prayer beads) to indicate a specific count, allowing practitioners to maintain focus while keeping track of their repetitions. As the counting progresses, these plastic, wood, or metal clips are easily moved along the mala. They are handy for long chanting sessions, ensuring precise tracking without distraction. Mala counterclips are commonly used in spiritual traditions such as Hinduism and Buddhism to help practitioners with devotional and meditative practices.
