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Tulsi Mala - 108 Beads Tulsi Mala and Thulasi Mala Manufacturer and Exporter of Tulsi Mala, 108 Beads Tulsi Mala and Thulasi Mala offered by Srie Connections, Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.
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$32.95Price : $32.95
Code : B00C24GE5M
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Product Feature
- High Quality Chakra Mala
- Help balance and align the chakras
- 24 Inches Long
Product Description
A mala is a string of beads used for chanting a mantra in sets of 108 repetitions to train the spiritual self. These elegant 108-bead malas are made of garnet, carnelian, yellow aventurine, green aventurine, synthetic turquoise, sodalite, amethyst and pewter-toned spacer beads. Attached to the oxblood tassel is a Lotus Flower charm. This mala has been designed to help balance and align the chakras. It is recommended to use a new mala for each mantra. 6mm beads
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Find a mala like this locally if you can...
By Kayt Rivermoon
I wore this for a couple of days upon receiving it, and decided it was too heavy around my neck. As I string beads and make jewelry, I took it apart--and that's where the problems started ! The beads are cheap and many are badly drilled. This means that re-string these beads is difficult or impossible--I had a number of the garnet beads break on me. Additionally, the "turquoise" is actually either howlite dyed blue or turquoise dust and resin. I'm also not sure which stone comprises the green beads--I suspect they may also be dyed.
Malas which are used for more than just "pretty" should 'speak' to a person, and that happens (mostly!) through touching or picking up the item before buying it. that's why I recommend buying something like this locally.
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