This mala necklace features 108 richly hued red turquoise beads, paired with an antique bronze lotus. In Tibetan Buddhism, 108 beads symbolize the release of 108 worldly troubles. Red turquoise, revered as a “sacred (awakening stone)” in Tibetan culture, is believed to purify negative energy, disperse mental confusion, and protect the soul—while the lotus represents “purity beyond corruption” and connects to Amitabha’s Western Lotus Realm, guiding you toward spiritual enlightenment.
Cultural Soul: Red Turquoise + Lotus + 108 Beads
108 Beads: A sacred number in Tibetan spirituality, representing the complete elimination of 108 forms of suffering. Each bead anchors your focus as you chant mantras (like “Om Mani Padme Hum”) or breathe deeply.
Red Turquoise’s Power: Revered in Tibetan tradition as a “divine gem that breaks illusions”, red turquoise clears negative thoughts, strengthens spiritual connection, and honors the ancient bond between turquoise and Tibetan Buddhism (used in temple statues, ritual objects, and royal crowns for centuries).
Lotus: The lotus, a universal Buddhist symbol of purity, mirrors the “enlightenment that rises from worldly chaos”. In Vajrayana Buddhism, it’s linked to the Lotus Division of Amitabha, accelerating progress on the path to Buddhahood.
Craft: Handmade for Spiritual Precision
Each red turquoise bead is hand - selected for its vivid red - brown hues and natural veining, ensuring a one - of - a - kind tactile experience. The antique bronze lotus guru bead and metal spacers add Tibetan - style elegance, while durable knotting allows wear as a necklace or wrapped bracelet. Over time, the red turquoise develops a deeper patina, much like your spiritual journey unfolding.
Wearing & Gifting: A Talisman for the Soul
Daily Meditation: Let the smooth red turquoise beads ground you. Recite mantras (e.g., “Om Amitabha Hrih” for lotus realm blessings) as you move through the beads, turning routine into a sacred ritual.
Gift of Awakening: Give this mala to seekers or loved ones—it’s a wish for their minds to stay clear, their hearts to stay pure, and their souls to be protected on the path to enlightenment.
