Mala in green jade and mother-of-pearl

Mala in green jade and mother-of-pearl

Handmade Mala entirely made by us
As a gemologist graduated from the National Institute of Gemmology in Paris, all our materials are appraised and certified.
As Malakara, we make all of our malas ourselves, scrupulously respecting tradition.

To know everything about malas, their meanings, their uses, their different variants and also a short explanation on malakaras, the creators of mala, please click on this text taking you to our dedicated and explanatory article on our blog

COMPOSITION OF THIS JADE MALA:
108 natural nephrite jade beads, each 6mm in diameter.
These nephrite jades come from the Qinghai province in eastern China, known worldwide for the exceptional quality of their jade deposits.

Counterpearls every 27 pearls, as tradition dictates, and finishing pearl, also called "Guru pearl" in natural mother-of-pearl .

Dimensions of this jade mala: 41cm long
Weight 63 grams.

SYMBOLISM OF THIS JADE MALA:

JADE:

In Buddhism, a green jade mala is primarily a tool used for meditation and reciting mantras. Green jade is associated with several spiritual meanings and benefits in this tradition:

1. Serenity : Green jade is often considered a stone that evokes serenity and inner peace. By using a green jade mala during meditation, Buddhists seek to cultivate a calm and balanced state of mind.

2. Harmony : Jade is associated with harmony and balance, both mentally and spiritually. Using a green jade mala can help balance inner energies and promote a sense of harmony.

3. Protection : In some Buddhist beliefs, jade is considered a protective stone. Using a green jade mala can be seen as a form of spiritual protection.

4. Spiritual Growth : Jade is sometimes associated with spiritual growth and the elevation of consciousness. A green jade mala can be used to support a practitioner's spiritual journey.

5. Mental clarity : Jade is believed to help bring greater mental clarity and eliminate disturbing thoughts. This can be beneficial during meditation.

6. Healing : Some believe that jade has healing properties, both physically and spiritually. A green jade mala can be used in spiritual healing practices.

The green color is generally attributed to the Dhyani Buddha Amoghasiddhi.
The Dhyani Buddhas are a category of five primordial Buddhas venerated in Tantric Buddhism, particularly in Vajrayana Buddhism.
Each of these Buddhas is associated with a cardinal direction, a color, a certain aspect of enlightenment and specific attributes.

Amoghasiddhi is associated with the north direction, the color green, and it represents accomplished realization and the transformation of ignorance into wisdom. The color green is often associated with the energy of accomplished activity and success, and it is linked to the purification of obstacles and the fulfillment of spiritual aspirations.

MOTHER OF PEARL:
Mother-of-pearl is often used in Buddhist crafts to create ritual objects, sculptures and ornaments.
Associated with purity because of its bright color and smooth texture.
In Buddhism, purity is an important concept, symbolizing the purification of the mind from impurities and attachments.

The color white is commonly associated with the Buddha Vairocana, one of the Five Wisdom Buddhas in Tantric Buddhism, particularly Vajrayana Buddhism. Vairocana is often depicted seated at the center of the Five Buddhas mandala, symbolizing ultimate reality and omnipresence. The color white is associated with purity, clarity, emptiness, and the transcendental nature of reality.

By uniting green jade and mother-of-pearl, this jade mala creates a synergy fusion of positive energies, promoting mental clarity, spiritual healing, and a deep connection with your own inner essence.

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