Embrace the profound symbolism of impermanence with this Carved Skull Bone Wrist Mala. Featuring 6mm bone beads intricately carved into skull shapes and secured with an adjustable slip knot, this mala is traditionally used in Vajrayana Buddhist practices, particularly for wrathful or forceful rituals.
In Tibetan Buddhism, the skull motif serves as a powerful reminder of the transience of life and the importance of cultivating compassion and wisdom. Bone malas are often used to deepen meditative practices, supporting the practitioner in confronting and transforming inner obstacles.
Key Features:
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Carved bone skull beads – Symbolizing impermanence and transformation
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Handcrafted wrist mala – Made using traditional methods
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Ideal for Vajrayana practices, especially those of wrathful deities
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Supports meditation on death awareness and ego dissolution
Significance of Bone Malas:
Bone malas are traditionally crafted from natural bone as a reminder of the impermanence of all things. Used in practices invoking wrathful deities such as Mahakala or Kali, these malas aid in cutting through delusions and strengthening spiritual resolve. The carved skulls further symbolize the transformation of ignorance into wisdom.
