Rosary made of bone

A 108-bead mala is a traditional accessory for meditation, mantra recitation, concentration, and personal practice. The 108-bead format is often used in Eastern traditions for rhythmic repetition of mantras or prayers, with each bead helping to keep count.

The beads are round, 0.8 cm in diameter, and feature a dark base with contrasting light Om symbols. In Eastern tradition, Om is associated with meditation, concentration, and inner silence, making this design particularly suitable for spiritual practices. A red tassel at the bottom adds an accent and completes the look of the rosary.

At 38 cm long, the mala is comfortable to hold during practice or wear as an ethnic accessory. The beads look appropriate on a home altar, in a meditation nook, yoga studio, massage room, or among Eastern decor. A good option for those interested in Indian culture, mantras, yoga, and the symbolism of Om.

Specifications:

Type: mala prayer beads with 108 beads
Country of origin: India
Material: bone
Dimensions: length 38 cm, bead diameter 0.8 cm
Weight: approximately 60 grams
Decor: Om symbols on beads, red tassel
Purpose: for meditation, mantra counting, spiritual practices, yoga and ethnic image