Tiger's Eye Meditation Mala, Knotted 108 Beads

Name: Tiger's Eye Meditation Mala, Knotted 108 Beads
Brand: Buddha Groove
SKU: BG-ML-TE6
Price: 48.00 USD
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A hand-knotted mala of 108 Tiger's Eye beads, finished with a guru bead and a golden-yellow tassel. The banded, sunlit stone is associated with willpower, grounding, and steady vitality. Made for meditation and japa practice, held bead by bead through a mantra or worn long around the neck. Available in two bead sizes.

Details

Design: Traditional 108-bead mala hand-knotted from richly banded Tiger's Eye, finished with a larger guru bead and a full golden-yellow tassel
Size: Choice of 6mm or 8mm beads. Full length is designed to be worn long or doubled for practice
Material: Natural Tiger's Eye gemstone knotted on cord
Included: 108 knotted beads, guru bead, hand-tied tassel
Care: Keep away from water, perfumes, and direct sunlight. Store in a soft pouch when not in use
Note: Crafted from natural gemstone, each mala varies slightly in color and banding, making every piece one of a kind. For meditation use, not recommended as a jewelry item
Origin: Handmade in India

Meaning & Intention

Tiger's Eye has long been carried as a stone of courage and steady willpower, its golden-brown bands said to hold the watchful, grounded energy of the animal it is named for. Malas made from this stone are chosen by those who want their practice to feel active rather than passive.

The 108 beads follow the count honored across yogic and Buddhist meditation traditions. Each bead anchors a single breath, mantra, or repetition as the fingers move steadily around the strand.

The guru bead marks the beginning and end of the circle, a point of reflection before starting the count again.

Held during practice, the mala pairs the stone's warming quality with the discipline of repetition — a note that grounded action, not force, is often what moves us forward.

Essence & Elements

Intention: Willpower, grounding, vitality, focus

Gemstones: Tiger's Eye

Chakra connection: Sacral, root

Ideal for: Meditators and mala practitioners seeking a grounding, energizing stone for daily practice

Suggested mantra: I am rooted and ready

Symbol: 108 beads for mantra counting and japa practice

Questions & Guidance

Which bead size should I choose?

The smaller beads feel lighter and slimmer in the hand, while the larger beads have more weight and rhythm. Pick the size that suits your grip and the pace of your practice.

Can I wear it as a necklace?

It is knotted for meditation rather than daily jewelry wear. Many practitioners drape it during sitting practice or keep it nearby as a focal object.

How do I use the guru bead?

When your fingers reach the guru bead after 108 repetitions, pause there. Rather than crossing it, turn the mala and begin counting back in the other direction.

How do I set an intention with it?

Hold the mala for a moment before practice and name what you are working toward, then repeat your mantra or breath on each bead as your fingers move around the strand.