Mala in Celestial Eye Obsidian from Mexico and Seraphinite from Siberia – Dragon Mala – 108 Natural Beads – Sterling Silver – Hubei Turquoises – Bagua Luo Pan Feng Shui, 9 Celestial Palaces – Buddhist Zen Amulet – Energy Protection and Meditation.
Following a custom mala request, I created this Celestial Eye Obsidian Mala as a true instrument for meditation, protection, and inner elevation. Composed of 108 carefully selected celestial eye obsidian beads, this Celestial Eye Obsidian Mala embodies the telluric power of volcanic stones combined with the ancestral wisdom of Buddhist and Taoist traditions, which are pillar traditions in Ch'an/Zen Buddhism.
Each Celestial Eye Obsidian Mala is a unique work, both a talisman and a tool for transformation, accompanying its wearer on the path to consciousness and inner clarity.
This Celestial Eye Obsidian Mala is made to order; it takes me 7 to 10 days to craft it.
In spiritual tradition, celestial eye obsidian is renowned for its iridescent reflections that recall the depths of the universe. It acts as a mirror of the soul, revealing shadow areas to guide one towards light. Thus, a Celestial Eye Obsidian Mala is used to enhance meditation, dispel negative energies, and foster a deep connection with the Self. Here, combined with seraphinite, a celestial healing stone, it harmonizes the energies of heaven and earth, offering a unique balance between protection and spiritual elevation.
Wearing a Celestial Eye Obsidian Mala is like surrounding oneself with an energetic shield while honoring a millennia-old tradition. It is a meditation guide, a protective companion, and an artifact of devotion.
📿 Composition of this Celestial Eye Obsidian Mala
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108 natural celestial eye obsidian beads – 8 mm – origin: Mexico 🌑
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3 seraphinite beads – 2 x 12 mm + 1 x 14 mm – origin: Siberia 🌿
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Dragon head in 24K gold-plated 925 sterling silver, inlaid with two natural Hubei turquoises 🐉
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Mala pin in 925 sterling silver and copper, inspired by Neolithic dragons
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Two copper spacers representing two dragons facing each other, guardians of balance
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Infinite Knot in 925 sterling silver, timeless symbol of wisdom and unity
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Feng Shui medallion in 925 sterling silver, featuring the Nine Celestial Palaces (九宫, Jiǔ Gōng) in the center surrounded by the Bagua Luo Pan, a cosmic mirror and energetic protector
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Dimensions of this Celestial Eye Obsidian Mala: 57cm
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Weight of this Celestial Eye Obsidian Mala: 147 grams
This Celestial Eye Obsidian Mala is strung on a traditional Buddhist cord, braided with 5 threads representing the 5 colors of the 5 Dhyani Buddhas.
✨ This celestial eye obsidian mala embodies the protective strength of the Dragon, the wisdom of Feng Shui, and the purity of spiritual craftsmanship faithful to Buddhist and Taoist traditions.
🛕 An exceptional artisanal mala – Authentic craftsmanship
Each Celestial Eye Obsidian Mala is meticulously designed by me, a traditional malakara who learned the craft of making Tibetan prayer beads in the Tibetan region of Gyaltran in northern Yunnan at an altitude of 4000 meters.
As a certified gemologist from the National Gemological Institute (ING, Paris, France), all materials used are authentic, natural, and certified.
This handmade mala respects the very essence of Buddhist natural stone malas, and carries an intention, a spirit, a conscious energy. Unlike a simple mass-produced Buddhist rosary, it is designed as a ritual mala, a deeply sacred protection mala.
💎 Included with your Celestial Eye Obsidian Mala
🕯️ Each Celestial Eye Obsidian Mala is a unique piece – High-end Mala
Each piece of this Celestial Eye Obsidian Mala is carefully assembled, respecting Buddhist traditions, and enriched with rare symbolic elements that give it unique power.
The presence of a 24K gold-plated 925 sterling silver dragon head, set with natural turquoises, the Feng Shui Bagua Luo Pan medallion with the Nine Celestial Palaces, as well as ritual dragons and the infinite knot in silver, makes this mala a true spiritual work of art. Combining celestial eye obsidian from Mexico and seraphinite from Siberia, it embodies a perfect balance between telluric protection and celestial elevation.
Handcrafted obsidian malas of this quality are extremely rare. This Celestial Eye Obsidian Mala is intended for sincere seekers, passionate collectors, and advanced practitioners in search of an authentic meditation companion, a protective talisman, and a high-energy sacred artifact.
📖 To learn more
Discover our complete article on the meaning of malas, malakara traditions, and the benefits of obsidian malas on our blog "All about the mala - Buddhist rosary"
🔮🐉✨ Symbolic explanations of the elements composing this Celestial Eye Obsidian Mala
1) The dragon in Ch'an/Zen Buddhism and Feng Shui
In the tradition of Ch'an/Zen Buddhism, the dragon embodies wisdom that arises from the depths and the strength that guides the mind towards awakening.
A symbol of metamorphosis, it represents the vital energy that flows through mountains, rivers, and meditators in search of clarity.
In Feng Shui, the dragon is also one of the four celestial animals, master of winds and waters, bearer of prosperity and protection.
Associating a dragon with a Celestial Eye Obsidian Mala means uniting the ancient power of volcanic stone with the spiritual energy of this sacred animal.
The Celestial Eye Obsidian Mala then becomes a guardian, protecting the practitioner from illusions and guiding towards a truer vision of reality. Each bead of the Celestial Eye Obsidian Mala acts as an inner mirror, amplified by the dragon's presence.
Thus, the Celestial Eye Obsidian Mala, a support for mantra recitation, becomes a living talisman where the dragon's strength and the balance of Feng Shui converge. Wearing a Celestial Eye Obsidian Mala with a dragon means walking accompanied by an invisible master who connects the earth, the sky, and the meditator's heart.
👉 To learn more about the role of the Dragon in Feng Shui
I invite you to consult my very comprehensive blog article on this subject by clicking on the following link; 📎 The Dragon in Feng Shui - Strength and Energy
2) The Bagua Luo Pan and the Nine Celestial Palaces
As a finishing touch to this Celestial Eye Obsidian Mala, the Feng Shui medallion representing the Bagua Luo Pan and the Nine Celestial Palaces (九宫, Jiǔ Gōng) acts as a true cosmic compass. In Chinese tradition, the Luo Pan is the sacred instrument of Feng Shui masters, a tool that allows one to read the energies of the universe and harmonize them with those of human beings. Associated with the Nine Palaces, it becomes a diagram of balance connecting all dimensions of life: abundance, health, relationships, wisdom, creativity, and life path.
Integrated into this Celestial Eye Obsidian Mala, this talisman acts as an energetic mirror, amplifying the protective force of the stone and guiding the practitioner in their meditation. Each bead is symbolically linked to the directions and forces of the cosmos, transforming the mala into a true inner map of awakening.
Thus, wearing this Celestial Eye Obsidian Mala means carrying within oneself the structure of a balanced universe, where every aspect of life is connected to the center, the creative Void (Tài Yǐ), the ultimate principle of unity. This element makes this mala a rare talisman, capable of linking Buddhist practice to the cosmological wisdom of Feng Shui, to offer the practitioner protection, guidance, and elevation.
👉 To learn more about the Bagua Luo Pan and the Nine Palaces,
find the dedicated article on my professional Facebook page by clicking on this link: 📎 Feng Shui and Cosmology: The Art of Harmonizing Energies.
3) The Infinite Knot
Among the sacred ornaments of this Celestial Eye Obsidian Mala, the infinite knot (Sanskrit: śrīvatsa, Tibetan: dpal be’u) occupies a central place. A timeless symbol, it is one of the 8 Astamangala, the eight auspicious signs of Buddhism, which have accompanied the spiritual path from India to Tibet and China.
The infinite knot represents the interdependence of all things, continuity without beginning or end, and the harmonious union between wisdom and compassion. Within the context of a Celestial Eye Obsidian Mala, it reminds us that each strung bead is linked to the others, just as every action, every thought, and every life are connected in the great cosmic tapestry.
This symbol also expresses the eternity of Dharma, the universal law that transcends ages without ever breaking. Wearing a Celestial Eye Obsidian Mala adorned with the infinite knot means surrounding oneself with a constant reminder: existence is a cycle, and it is in the recognition of this interdependence that one finds peace.
This sacred knot transforms this Celestial Eye Obsidian Mala into a living talisman, unifying the protection of obsidian, Buddhist wisdom, and spiritual guidance.
👉 To delve deeper into the meaning of the 8 Astamangala,
I invite you to read my article dedicated to the auspicious symbols of Buddhism by clicking on the following link: 📎 The Eight Sacred Signs and Their Protective Power.
🌟 Order your Celestial Eye Obsidian Mala now
Each Celestial Eye Obsidian Mala is a unique piece, handcrafted after order and adorned with rare sacred symbols: dragon head, Bagua Luo Pan, Nine Celestial Palaces, and the Infinite Knot.
Do not miss the opportunity to own a living talisman, simultaneously a meditation tool, a protective amulet, and a spiritual artifact.
✨ Treat yourself today to this companion of devotion and inner transformation.
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