Remuna Singing Bowl - A3 (222 Hz) stone mala

Remuna Singing Bowl - A3 (222 Hz) stone malaRemuna singing bowls are well known for their lightness, powerful sounds vibrations and long sustain. They have a simple build and can be identified by their thin walls, flat base and curving centre. These bowls have been hand hammered by skilled artisans from the Himalayan region. Inscriptions and artwork are kept to a minimum, although some artists choose to have their initials or 'brand mark' on them. Their lightness and powerful tones make them

This mala bracelet contains Rudraksha along with unpolished seashell and compassion mantra beads

also known as Buddha Eyes

Weight: 502 g

but this time

promoting compassion

New Bodhi beads that haven't been 'worn in' can dry out when they come in contact with water

Base note - Do (C3) 129 Hz

Burl is a prized material used to make fine wooden objects and ritual instruments

Green onyx is a popular choice for malas used in meditation as it is able to bring the wearer to a calm and balanced emotional state

This particular kind of wood has been traditionally used for crafting damaru as well as larger Tibetan Buddhist drums

6 face Rudraksha and Nepalese Crystal Mala

the Prajnaparamita Sutra