Description
This is a traditional Japa Mala (prayer or meditation beads) featuring a string of uniform, matte black beads. The beads are likely made from natural wood (like ebony or sandalwood stained black), lava rock, or a stone (like black onyx), providing a grounding and tactile feel. The mala is completed with a vibrant gold/yellow fabric tassel (guru bead and tassel) at the end, symbolizing the culmination of the loop and aiding in counting cycles. Used primarily for mantra chanting, meditation, and promoting calmness and focus. The serene setting in the photo, featuring a peepal leaf and conch shell, suggests its connection to spiritual and mindful practices.
Product Details and Key Features
| Category | Details/Keywords | Explanation |
| Product Type | Japa Mala, Meditation Beads, Prayer Beads | A string of beads used for spiritual practice, especially in Hinduism and Buddhism. |
| Bead Material | Black Wood, Black Onyx, Lava Stone, Tulsi/Neem (dyed) | The matte finish and solid color suggest a natural material, often chosen for its energy properties. |
| Bead Count | 108 Beads (Standard) | Malas traditionally contain 108 main beads, a sacred number in several spiritual traditions. |
| Finish | Matte, Smooth, Uniform | The non-glossy, soft finish is ideal for repetitive handling during meditation. |
| Color Scheme | Black and Gold/Yellow | The black signifies grounding and protection, while the bright tassel adds a traditional accent and marks the end/beginning of a cycle. |
| Tassel | Guru Bead and Tassel, Fabric Tassel, Vibrant Accent | The tassel marks the “guru” bead, which is the starting and turning point for chanting. |
| Key Feature | Meditation Tool, Chanting Aid, Grounding Energy, Spiritual Accessory | Its primary function is to help the user keep count while repeating a mantra or practicing mindfulness. |
| Usage | Dharma Practice, Mindfulness, Stress Relief, Yoga Accessory | Used to deepen spiritual practice and cultivate concentration. |
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