Why 108 Beads?
108 holds deep significance in spiritual traditions. It helps complete one full round of mantra chanting and keeps your focus aligned.
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108 holds deep significance in spiritual traditions. It helps complete one full round of mantra chanting and keeps your focus aligned.
Red Sandalwood or Rakta Chandan is a revered wood known for its rich color and traditional use in spiritual practices and rituals.
Perfect for mantra japa, meditation, prayer, puja and daily spiritual practices for inner peace, focus and positive energy.
This mala comes with government-backed authenticity certification for your peace of mind.
Hold the mala in your right hand, beginning with the bead next to the guru bead (the larger bead).
Use your thumb and middle finger to move from bead to bead, chanting one mantra per bead.
Do not cross the guru bead. Once done, reverse the direction.
Wear around the neck or use for chanting, meditation and daily spiritual practices.
Store the mala in a mala bag or clean cloth pouch to preserve its purity and energy.
Red Sandalwood is commonly referred to as Rakta Chandan or Lal Chandan in Indian contexts. The botanical species associated with Red Sandalwood is Pterocarpus santalinus.
This mala contains 108 beads along with a guru bead. The 108-bead format is traditionally used for japa and mantra repetition.
A Red Sandalwood Mala is traditionally used for mantra japa, meditation, prayer, puja and other spiritual practices.
Yes. The beads can be moved one at a time during meditation or mantra repetition, helping you maintain count and focus.
Yes. It can be worn according to your personal preference and tradition. It can also be kept specifically for meditation, japa or prayer.
Mioura's mala uses Red Sandalwood identified as Pterocarpus santalinus through laboratory testing. The relevant laboratory documentation can be displayed on the product page for greater transparency.
Yes. Beginners can use a mala for simple mantra chanting, meditation or prayer. No previous experience is required.
Gently wipe the beads with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid soaking the mala in water or applying harsh chemicals directly to the wooden beads.
Store the mala in a clean mala pouch or soft cloth in a dry place. Keep it away from prolonged moisture, water, perfumes and harsh chemicals.
The number 108 has deep significance in several Indian spiritual and yogic traditions. A traditional 108-bead mala is commonly used to complete one round of mantra japa.
Yes. It can be incorporated into personal prayer and devotional practices according to your individual tradition and beliefs.
Yes. The mala can be used by both men and women according to personal preference and tradition.