BUDDHIST MALA & YOGA BEADS

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108 Mala Beads: Antique Color

Small perfect amber beads of rare antique color collected together in long Mala rosary. Deep yellow ..

$360

27 Mala Beads: Antique Color

Small perfect amber beads of rare antique color collected together in long Mala rosary. Deep yellow ..

$100

27 Mala Beads: Antique Color

Small perfect amber beads of rare antique color collected together in Mala rosary. Deep yellow color..

$110

Adjustable Zen Mala With 108 Green Amber Beads: (3 sections) 7mm

This knotted zen mala with 108 beautiful beads made with natural Baltic amber of green color. Neckla..

$160

Adjustable Zen Mala With 108 Yellow Amber Beads: 7mm

This knotted zen mala with 108 beautiful beads made with natural Baltic amber of yellow color. Neckl..

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Amber Mala With 108 Yellow Beads: 10mm

This knotted zen mala with 108 beautiful beads made with natural Baltic amber of old yellow color. N..

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Cherry Amber 18 Beads Mala: 19mm

This mala with 18 prayer beads made with natural Baltic amber. It linked strong thread, you can not ..

$320

Tibetan Buddhist Mala With 108 Lemon Amber Beads

This knotted zen mala with 108 beads made with natural Baltic amber. Necklace linked strong thread, ..

$269

Tibetan Mala With 108 Cherry Amber Beads

This knotted mala wiyh 108 prayer beads made with natural Baltic amber. Necklace linked strong threa..

$210

Tibetan Zen Mala With 27 Amber Beads

This knotted mala with 27 prayer beads made with natural Baltic amber. Necklace linked strong thread..

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Tibetan Zen Mala With 81 Amber Beads

This knotted mala with 81 prayer beads made with natural Baltic amber. Necklace linked strong thread..

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BUDDHIST MALA & YOGA BEADS

Buddhist mala and yoga meditation beads! Made from Baltic amber with saving all natural healing properties.

Ready to use for meditation, and also as long beautifull necklace or bracelet on the wrist.

Nenju, also called Juzu, is a string of beads or a rosary, generally used in Buddhist services even now. Originally, a certain number of beads (basically 108 beads) were strung on thread and used for counting the chant of repeating the name of Amida (Shômyô) or Darani (magical words)