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 place of deep respect for the ancient practices of meditation 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.

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 referred to simply as a "Mala," is a string of prayer beads commonly used in Hinduism, Buddhism, and other spiritual traditions. The word "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 just 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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My love for India is best summed up by this quote:

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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