Buddhist rosaries

Discover the Powerful Energy of Tibetan Malas and Buddhist Rosaries

Welcome to our universe where spirituality and art meet. At Bouddha-Bouddhism.com, we offer you a selection of products ranging from Buddhist jewelry unique to Tibetan malas, including our splendid buddhist bracelets and Buddhist necklaces. Discover our range of Tibetan Malas and Buddhist Rosaries, spiritual objects designed to accompany you in your meditation practices and your spiritual paths.

The Tibetan Mala and the Buddhist Rosary

Our Tibetan Malas are much more than simple decorative objects. They are sacred meditation tools, carrying a deep history and tradition. Originating from the Himalayan region, they have been used for centuries by monks and Buddhist practitioners to count mantras during meditation. Our Buddhist rosaries are carefully selected for their quality and authentic artisanal tradition.

The benefits of Tibetan Malas and Buddhist Rosaries

In addition to their traditional use in meditation, Tibetan Malas and Buddhist Rosaries offer a multitude of benefits. Reciting mantras with a mala can help calm the mind, improve concentration and promote an overall sense of well-being. Touching the beads can help ground the mind in the present moment, a key aspect of mindfulness practice.

Making Buddhist Rosaries

Each Buddhist Rosary that we offer is a masterpiece of craftsmanship. They are generally composed of 108 beads, a sacred number in Buddhist tradition, and are often made from natural materials such as wood, rudraksha seed or semi-precious stones.

Choose your Buddhist Rosary

Choosing a Buddhist Rosary is a personal experience. You may be drawn to the beauty of a particular mala, or to the symbolic meaning of the materials used. Whatever your reason, we are here to help you find the mala that best suits your spiritual needs.

Most frequently asked questions about mala and Buddhist prayer beads

What is a Tibetan Mala?

A Tibetan Mala is a set of beads used in Buddhist meditation to count mantras or breaths.

How to use a Buddhist Rosary?

Start by holding the mala in your left hand and use your thumb to count each bead as you recite your mantra.

Why do Tibetan Malas have 108 beads?

The number 108 is considered sacred in many traditions, including Buddhism. It represents the universe as a whole.

Can I wear my Tibetan Mala as jewelry?

Yes, many Buddhist practitioners wear their mala as a constant reminder of their devotion and practice.

Where are your Buddhist Rosaries made?

Our malas are made by skilled artisans in Asia, respecting ancestral traditions. (Some of our items come from the Himalayan region)

An authentic Buddhist rosary shop.

At Bouddha-Bouddhism.com, we are honored to offer you a selection of Buddhist Rosaries designed to help you in your meditation practice. Whether you are a long-time Buddhist practitioner or simply drawn to Zen culture, we believe you will find a mala that resonates with you. Explore our collection and start your spiritual journey today.