Hello

Welcome to JAPA MALA with love, where every piece tells a story and every gem carries a whisper of peace, mindfulness, and harmony. My journey began many years ago in India, from a deep respect for the ancient meditation practices and the rich tapestry of Buddhist traditions. In today's world that moves at breakneck speed, I tried to create something that serves not only as a bridge to mindfulness but also as a tangible piece of beauty and peace that one can hold on to.

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Handmade With Love

Driven by a passion for yoga, meditation, and the profound beauty of natural gemstones, I embarked on a quest to create the finest and most meaningful Japa mala necklaces, bracelets, and accessories. Each piece is designed with intention, care, and a touch of love, making them more than just jewelry – they are companions on your journey to inner peace and self-discovery.

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Choosing JAPA MALA means choosing more than just a piece of jewelry. It means choosing a piece of art that supports your spiritual journey, enhances your meditation practice, and brings a piece of the sacred into your daily life. It means choosing a brand that believes in sustainability, ethical craftsmanship, and spreading love and positivity one gemstone at a time.

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What Is Japa Mala

A Japa Mala, often called a "Mala," is a string of prayer beads commonly used in Hinduism, Buddhism, and other spiritual traditions. "Japa" comes from the Sanskrit word for repetition, and "Mala" translates to garland. The primary purpose of a Japa Mala is to aid in counting repetitions of mantras or prayers during meditation or spiritual practices.

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Why To Have Japa Mala

People choose to wear japa mala necklaces for many reasons: as part of a meditation practice; to benefit from the energy of crystals and precious stones; as a reminder of the intentions they set; because of the meaning attached to them; or simply because they are beautiful.

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Love For India

They say you either love India or you don't, nothing in between. I found a second home in India many years ago and I will never stop being grateful to my husband and his family for that.

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This quote best sums up my love for India:

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"I seem to have loved you in numberless forms, numberless times, in life after life, in age after age forever."              

                                                                                                                                                             Rabindranath Tagore