5-Pointed White Metal Bell & Vajra (Mala Counter, Nepal)

This traditional pair-style mantra counter is a practical and symbolic tool for keeping track of mantra recitation in Vajrayana practices. With 9-pointed vajra and bell designs, it serves to monitor the accumulation of mantras, particularly for counting 100s and 1000s. Handcrafted in Nepal, these counters are made from brass and are adorned with red and blue stones for an extra layer of beauty and meaning.

Symbolism & Meaning

In Vajrayana Buddhism, the vajra symbolizes indestructibility, the power of enlightenment, and the ability to break through ignorance. The bell represents wisdom and the clarity that arises from it. Together, the vajra and bell are essential tools for practitioners to cultivate inner strength and wisdom. The addition of red and blue stones enhances the spiritual energy, with red symbolizing vitality and passion, while blue represents peace, tranquility, and wisdom.

Product Details

• Design: 9-pointed vajra and bell

• Material: Brass

• Stones: Red and blue ornamental stones

• Type: Pair-style counter (for tracking 100s and 1000s)

• Handcrafted: In Nepal

• Attachment: Designed to be attached to a mala at the 21st or 27th bead on either side of the guru bead

How to Use

The pair-style counter is designed to help you track the number of mantra recitations during your practice. The vajra counter at the end keeps track of 100s, and the bell counter tracks 1000s. By attaching it to the 21st or 27th bead of your mala, you will be able to effectively monitor your mantra recitation progress, ensuring discipline and focus throughout your practice.

With this beautiful, symbolic mantra counter, enhance your spiritual practice and journey toward enlightenment. The intricate design and high-quality craftsmanship make it not only a functional tool but also a spiritual ornament for your mala.