Lotus Seed Mala w/Spacers

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This beautifully crafted mala is made from the seeds of a tree that grows on the foothills of the Himalayas. Often referred to as "lotus seeds," these beads are actually known as "stars and moon bodhiseed" in East Asia due to their distinctive appearance. Each bead features unique natural specks, symbolizing the "stars," and a round indentation, marking the place where the seed's stem once was – representing the "moon." This subtle yet elegant mala is deeply connected to the spiritual essence of the Lotus Family, making it ideal for practices related to Amitabha, Chenrezig (Avalokiteshvara), and Tara.

Symbolism & Meaning


Lotus seeds are closely tied to spiritual growth, purity, and transformation in various Buddhist traditions. The natural specks on each bead represent the endless potential of the universe, while the moon-shaped indentation symbolizes the light of wisdom and compassion. Vajrayana Buddhists often associate this mala with the Lotus Family of the Five Buddha Families, making it an excellent choice for practices focused on love, compassion, and enlightenment.

Product Details

Beads: 108 8mm lotus seed beads

Spacer Beads: Available with 2 different spacer bead options

Length: Adjustable knot

Made in Nepal

Handcrafted

How to Use

Ideal for mantra recitation, meditation, and prayer practices

Use to deepen your connection with Amitabha, Chenrezig, or Tara

Carry as a reminder of spiritual growth, compassion, and wisdom

Embrace the purity and transformative energy of the lotus seed mala. Whether you are deepening your meditation practice or simply seeking a meaningful piece of spiritual jewelry, this mala offers a connection to the Lotus Family and the qualities of love, compassion, and enlightenment.

 

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Clarissa
Really great quality!

This is such a beautifully made mala! I love it!