Dance of Impermanence | Citipati 108 Yak Bone Mala

Superior Craftsmanship: The unique honeycomb structure of the yak bones develops during the aging process, and any internal residues will gradually wear away, making the mala even more comfortable over time.

Natural Odor: Initially, there may be a slight natural odor that will dissipate over time, varying with individual sensitivity to scents.

Rich in Oil: Made from old yak bones rich in oil, these malas undergo a quicker and more beautiful oxidation process.

Eco-Friendly Materials: We insist on choosing raw, eco-friendly aged yak bones, avoiding synthetic, oil-filled, dyed, or defatted bone products.

Tibetan Astrology Circle (Yellow Copper): Crafted from yellow copper, these beads represent the Tibetan Astrology Circle, adding historical and spiritual depth to the mala.

Small Dice (Bone): Crafted from bone, these small dice add a unique and playful element to the mala, symbolizing chance and fortune.

Kapala Head (Yak Bone): Made from yak bone, the Kapala head beads are a traditional Tibetan element symbolizing the impermanence of life.

Phurba Pendant (Bone): This intricate pendant is made from yak bone and features a Phurba design. It symbolizes the indestructible nature of enlightenment.

Tibetan Beast Head Spacer Beads (White Copper): These spacer beads are crafted from white copper and depict traditional Tibetan beast heads, adding a touch of cultural significance and uniqueness to the mala.

Camel Bone Dice: Crafted from camel bone, these small dice add a unique and playful element to the mala, symbolizing chance and fortune.

Agate Beads: Featuring unique and beautiful agate beads, known for their grounding properties and stunning appearance.

Agate Beads

Bell and Dorje Amulets are made of Copper.
In the Vajrayana context, practitioners utilize the bell and dorje as important symbolic ritual items. At the outer level, these two implements represent the indivisibility of means (vajra) and the wisdom recognizing emptiness (bell).