Unakite And Picture Jasper 108 Beads Meditation Mala

Name: Unakite And Picture Jasper 108 Beads Meditation Mala
Brand: Buddha Groove
SKU: BG-ML87
Price: 38.00 USD
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Traditional 108-bead mala strung from rounded Unakite and Picture Jasper beads, finished with a wooden guru bead and a knotted tassel. The two stones are associated with vision, harmony, and grounded positivity. Use it for japa mantra counting, wrap it as a bracelet, or wear it long as a necklace. Available in two bead sizes.

Details

Design: A 108-bead mala strung from rounded Unakite and Picture Jasper beads in a warm mix of moss green, salmon pink, and earthy brown, with a wood guru bead and an adjustable knotted tassel. Beads are unknotted for a fluid feel
Size: 8 mm beads, approximately 36" long, or 6 mm beads, approximately 26" long, both plus knotted tassel
Material: Unakite gemstone, Picture Jasper gemstone, wood guru bead, knotted cord tassel
Care: Keep away from water, perfumes, and direct sunlight. Store in a soft pouch when not in use to preserve the stones' natural luster
Note: Handcrafted with natural stone, so variation in color, pattern, and veining between beads is normal and part of each piece's character

Meaning & Intention

Unakite is often called a stone of vision. It is associated with the third eye and with drawing mind, body, and spirit into a single, unhurried whole.

Picture Jasper holds an earthier note, long linked to harmony and balance, and to the slow release of insight into waking awareness.

As a 108-bead mala, the piece is built for japa meditation — one bead per breath, one bead per mantra, returning at last to the guru bead where the count began. The number 108 has longstanding significance across yogic and Buddhist traditions.

Together the two stones suggest clear seeing paired with steady footing: opening awareness to new understanding while staying rooted enough to act on it.

Essence & Elements

Intention: Clarity, vision, balance, positivity

Gemstones: Unakite, Picture Jasper

Chakra connection: Third eye

Ideal for: Meditators and mala practitioners seeking clarity and grounded positivity through a season of change

Suggested mantra: I see clearly and stand steady

Questions & Guidance

Can I wear it as jewelry, or is it only for meditation?

Both. The tasseled cord is adjustable, so it can be wrapped as a bracelet, worn long as a necklace, or held as a hand mala during practice.

Which bead size should I choose?

The 8 mm version is fuller in the hand and easier to count with during seated practice. The 6 mm version is lighter and sits closer against the wrist or neck. Both hold the full count of 108.

How do I begin a japa practice with this mala?

Start at the bead beside the wooden guru bead. Set an intention or choose a mantra, then move one bead at a time with each repetition. Returning to the guru bead marks one full round of 108.