In Tibetan culture,prayer beads are named "counting beads", "Buddha beads", or “prayer beads".“Mala” is a Sanskrit word meaning rosary or prayer beads.Tibetan Buddhist Malas is provided in different styles and colors. It is true that the Tibetan Malas is the soul of the Tibetan culture.

1. Buddhist prayer beads-Tibetan malas on www.tibetanjewelry1.com<br />In Tibetan culture,prayer beads are named quot;
counting beadsquot;
, quot;
Buddha beadsquot;
, or “prayer beadsquot;
.“Mala” is a Sanskrit word meaning rosary or prayer beads. A mala is used for counting mantras. From our online store, you can find the Tibetan malas is provided in different styles and colors. It is true that the Tibetan Buddhist Malas is the soul of the Tibetan culture. Add some ethnic ornaments to your modern life and you will perceive another kind of life<br />prayer beads, usually made from 108 beads, with the beads typically made of fragrant wood like sandalwood, It is commonly used in meditation, to keep track of the number of mantras chanted during meditation.A Tibetan 108 bead yak bone mala.wrist malas have 27 or 21 beads and feature a plaited slide knot for adjusting the size, Each bead is chosen with Tibetan turquoise,yak bone,or red coral,brass and copper and then dyed with Tibetan tea. see picture below<br />Buddhist prayer beads are a Tibetan traditional tool used to count the number of times a mantra is recited whilst meditating. Which are similar to prayer beads used in various world religions; it is also called Buddhist rosary.<br />A Malas is a string of prayer beads, used when reciting mantras or counting prayer. Tibetan Malas are usually are made in many different styles and from many different types of materials.<br />We have plenty malas neckalces and malas bracelets to choose. Visit our site http://www.tibetanjewelry1.com/ for Tibetan jewelry List to see all of the malas we offer. Here is a large collection of handmade jewelry and Tibetan Handicrafts, traditional, devotional and beautiful. To offer customers the best Tibetan Jewelry, we collect the best handmade Tibetan Jewelry from the local craftsman in Tibet<br />