Wholesale Xylopal japa mala with chakra stones

Natural xylopal japa mala with stones of the seven chakras Composed of natural xylopal spherical beads, this japa mala stands out for the presence of natural stones representing the seven chakras that are interspersed along the 108 beads, creating a repeating color sequence that accompanies the entire path of the mala. The set is finished with a distinctive guru bead and a tassel of threads with a satin sheen. Main features: Base stone: natural xylopal Chakra stones: amethyst, sodalite, apatite, green jade, yellow calcite, carnelian, and red jasper Mala structure: 108 beads plus guru bead with tassel of threads with a satin sheen Size options: japa mala with 6 mm beads and an approximate total circumference of 70 cm, or japa mala with 8 mm beads and an approximate total circumference of 90 cm. Price varies depending on selected size What xylopal is Xylopal, also known as fossilized wood or petrified wood, is a stone of fossil origin whose surface preserves the irregular shades and veins characteristic of mineralized wood. It forms when wood remains become buried and, over millions of years, are progressively replaced by minerals. This process often preserves the original structure of the wood, resulting in beads with variable patterns and tones, making each japa mala present a unique appearance. Esoteric use and meaning of the set Within esoteric practice, the japa mala is used as an aid for the chanting of mantras or intentions. Xylopal is commonly associated with stability, rootedness, and connection to natural cycles, providing a sense of solidity throughout the mala’s path. The natural chakra stones are distributed regularly to represent the different energy centers, accompanying the practice continuously during bead counting. Please note: Xylopal and the chakra stones are natural materials and may show variations in color, veins, or shades resulting from their formation process. The measurements provided are approximate and may vary slightly depending on bead size. The tassel is a decorative textile element and should be handled with care.