Azurite 108 Beads Meditation Mala, Knotted - Prayer Beads

Azurite 108 Beads Meditation Mala, Knotted

$48.00
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Azurite 108 Beads Meditation Mala, Knotted - Prayer Beads

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Azurite 108 Beads Meditation Mala, Knotted

$48.00

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Hand-knotted meditation mala strung from round azurite beads in deep blue and green tones, finished with a guru bead and a shaded blue-green cotton tassel. Azurite is associated with clarity, wisdom, and intuitive insight. Hold it during practice and move bead by bead through mantras, breaths, or affirmations.

Details
  • Design: Traditional 108-bead meditation mala hand-strung from round azurite beads in deep blue and green tones, finished with a single guru bead and a hand-wrapped tassel
  • Size: 6mm beads; 108 beads plus 1 guru bead. Overall length not specified
  • Material: Azurite gemstone beads, cotton knotting cord, cotton tassel
  • Care: Keep dry and away from harsh chemicals or perfumes. Store separately in a soft pouch when not in use
  • Note: Azurite is a natural stone, so each bead varies slightly in color, pattern, and depth, making every mala one of a kind
Meaning & Intention

Azurite has long been called a stone of the sky and the mind, prized for surfaces that seem to hold both distance and depth at once. It is traditionally linked to clear sight and inner knowing.

The mala form adds its own layer. A string of 108 beads is one of the oldest tools for focused repetition, used across Buddhist and Hindu practice to count mantras, breaths, or affirmations.

The guru bead marks the strand's beginning and end, a point of return that shows the path of practice is circular rather than linear.

Together, stone and strand become a companion for looking inward — something to move through bead by bead as thoughts settle.

Essence & Elements

Intention: Clarity, wisdom, intuition, insight

Gemstones: Azurite

Chakra connection: Third eye (Ajna)

Ideal for: Meditators and mantra practitioners seeking mental clarity and intuitive insight

Suggested mantra: I see clearly within

Questions & Guidance

How do I use a 108-bead mala in meditation?

Hold it in one hand and move from bead to bead with your thumb, reciting a mantra or breath count on each. Begin next to the guru bead and work around the strand; when you return to it, the cycle is complete.

Why do malas have 108 beads?

108 is considered a sacred number in Buddhist and Hindu traditions, long used to structure focused rounds of mantra repetition or prayer without losing count.

What are the knots between each bead for?

Hand-knotting keeps the stones properly spaced, protects them from rubbing against one another, and helps the mala hold up over years of steady use.

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Dale H.
Beautiful beads

All I can say is that the item is beautiful.

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Kelly Ward

Was not knotted

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Teresa B.
Mala

Have this as a gift - they LOVED it !!!!