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protection mandala dzi si Iver
protection mandala dzi si Iver
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$128.00 USD
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Specs
Item Type: 108 Mala Beads
Craft: Handmade
Material: Camel Bone, Consumed Cow Bone
Bead Size: Approx. 6 mm (edge-to-edge), approx. 8 mm (diagonal measurement)
Place of Origin: Tibet
Packaging: Individually packed
The package includes: 108 Mala Beads Camel Bone & Consumed Cow Bone – Tibetan Fortune Beads *1
About the Design
This mala is made to be used — held, moved through, returned to.
The strand is composed of 108 camel bone cube beads, each about 8mm. Every face is hand-stamped with a dot pattern — four at the corners, one at the center — consistent yet subtly varied in depth and alignment. The bone carries a warm cream tone, dense in the hand. The cube shape gives each bead a more defined presence than a round form.
At intervals, jade-green disc beads interrupt the sequence, adding a cool contrast against the bone.
At the base, the guru bead assembly anchors the strand: a carved yak bone cylinder sits above a traditional dzi agate bead, followed by a flat wooden disc. Below, a hand-twisted silk tassel in red, burgundy, and gold introduces the only warmth of color.
The mala can be worn long or doubled. In the hand, each cube bead registers individually, shifting the rhythm of use.
108 beads. Each face marked. One unbroken circle.

Tibetan Dazi Beads: Origin & Craftsmanship
In Tibet, Dazi beads are revered as "gems fallen from the heavens." Their origins are woven into ancient myths, believed to be sacred relics left by demigods or celestial talismans sent to alleviate earthly suffering. Each pristine, ancient Dazi is not merely a mineral formation but a vessel of millennia-old prayers and energy.
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