Rudraksha Buddha Mala Bracelet Dark

• Each bead is rounded and polished, with the slight variation in grain and colour that comes from natural wood, no two are identical.
• The dark tone gives it a grounded, understated look that sits well against most skin tones and pairs easily with everyday wear.
• At 20 g, it is light on the wrist, present without being heavy.
• The count of twenty beads follows the wrist mala tradition, where shorter strands (typically divisors of the sacred 108) are worn rather than carried.

Mala beads have been used for centuries across Hindu and Buddhist practice as a tool for counting repetitions of a mantra or breath, a way of anchoring the mind during meditation. The word 'mala' comes from Sanskrit, meaning garland. Wrist malas, shorter than the full 108-bead strand, are worn between sittings as a quiet reminder of that intention. In Buddhist tradition, the image of the Buddha carried on or near the body is understood as a symbol of awakening and the aspiration towards clarity.

Wear it on either wrist. Natural wood benefits from occasional rest away from prolonged water exposure, remove it before swimming or bathing to preserve the finish and keep the beads from swelling. Store flat or loosely coiled in a dry place.

The bracelet contains twenty beads and weighs 20 g. It is made from natural wood beads and originates from Indonesia. Please check your wrist measurement against the bracelet's diameter before ordering, as fit will vary.

A thoughtful gift for someone who meditates, practises yoga, or simply appreciates a natural, quietly meaningful object on the wrist. Unisex in feel and easy to wear alone or stacked.