Rosewood and Citrine 108 Beads Meditation Mala, Knotted

Name: Rosewood and Citrine 108 Beads Meditation Mala, Knotted
Brand: Buddha Groove
SKU: BG-ML06
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Hand-knotted with 108 beads, this mala pairs burgundy rosewood with clusters of golden citrine, finished with a mustard cotton tassel and a single guru bead. Rosewood is traditionally grounding; citrine adds warmth and light. Move through the beads one at a time during mantra counting or breathwork, pausing at the guru bead to close each cycle.

Details

Design: Hand-knotted 108-bead mala combining deep burgundy rosewood beads with golden citrine accents, finished with a full mustard-gold cotton tassel and a single guru bead
Size: 6 mm beads
Material: Rosewood, citrine gemstone, cotton tassel cord
Included: Bead configuration: 5 Citrine + 46 RW + 6 Citrine + 46 RW + 5 Citrine + 1 Guru Bead, knotted between each bead, with a yellow ochre cotton tassel
Care: Wipe beads gently with a soft dry cloth and store away from direct sunlight and moisture when not in use
Note: Rosewood grain and citrine tone vary slightly from piece to piece. Intended for meditation use, not as a jewelry item

Meaning & Intention

Rosewood has long been valued in meditation for its warm, grounding presence — a wood said to steady the mind through long stretches of chanting or breathwork.

Citrine, threaded in deliberate clusters, is often called the stone of the sun for the way it seems to hold light within itself. It is associated with optimism, clarity, and a gentle confidence.

Where rosewood settles the mind, citrine is said to lift it. The pairing invites both depth and warmth in the same round of practice.

At 108 beads, this mala follows a number held sacred across Buddhist and yogic traditions, marking a full cycle of mantra repetition. The guru bead closes that cycle — a point of pause and gratitude before beginning again.

Essence & Elements

Intention: Grounding, positivity, clarity, balance

Gemstones: Citrine

Chakra connection: Sacral chakra

Ideal for: Mantra counting, meditation, breathwork practice, ritual use

Suggested mantra: So Hum

Questions & Guidance

How do I use it for meditation?

Hold it in one hand and pass a single bead through your fingers with each breath or mantra repetition. When you reach the guru bead, pause, then reverse direction to begin another round.

What does the So Hum mantra mean?

So Hum is a Sanskrit mantra often translated as 'I am that.' It is timed with the breath — So on the inhale, Hum on the exhale — and pairs well with counted mala practice.

Do the citrine marker beads have a purpose?

Yes. The 5 + 6 + 5 clusters break the 108 count into sections, giving the fingers natural checkpoints during longer rounds of chanting.

Can I set an intention with it?

Before beginning, hold the mala and silently name what you are working toward — clarity, ease, focus — then let each bead mark a return to that intention.