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In all Buddhist cultures, monks and lay practitioners use prayer beads or rosaries to help them count their prayers and incantations. In Sanskrit they are known as mala or Japa mala. They are usually round, but in some cases, they are carved in the form of human skulls, a reminder of the impermanence of life. In China such malas are named "Shu-Zhu" (数珠 in Japan, "Juzu". These shorter malas are sometimes called 'prostration rosaries', because they are easier to hold when enumerating repeated prostrations.

10mm round bead.

****YogiBead Make-it Your Own Policy****
At YogiBead, we swiftly and carefully handcraft each item to order. This allows us to size or style the orders to your liking. The standard bracelet size is 7 1/2-8in. If you wish to make any custom requests be sure to contact us with your creation and we'd be more than happy to accomodate your changes.

****YogiBead Shipping Policy****
All "as-is" orders placed before 12pm EST time ship out the next business day. Allow 2-3 days for custom creations to be processed. All orders are shipped via USPS First Class 2-3 days with tracking information. Shipping time varies by location. Items valued over $150.00 will be sent with signature confirmation. We are not responsible for delays on behalf of USPS.


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