Description
Our Dragon Blood Wood Mala is a lovely rich red wood that turns a translucent red when in bright light.
Dragon Blood Wood, also called Raja Kayu, is used throughout Asia as protection from negative energies.
Mala beads, also known as japamala, prayer beads, or Buddhist beads, originated in ancient India, where practitioners of Buddhism and Hinduism have used them for centuries. The term “mala” translates to “garland” in Sanskrit, signifying a string of beads used for prayer and meditation. A larger bead, known as the Guru bead, marks the beginning and end of the Mala.
Craftspeople make mala beads from various materials such as wood, seeds, or gemstones, with each carrying its own symbolic significance.
Dragon Blood Wood Mala Product Details:
- Dragon Blood Wood beads
- Stretchy strand
- 21 beads on the mala.
- 8mm beads
- 8″ in circumference.
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