Nyx mala set

Vibrate with energy and guide your mantras, breaths or affirmations to raise your vibration and connect to grounding, communication & creativity. Mala beads have been used for thousands of years as a tool to bring you quickly into the present moment.

"The future depends on what we do in the present" - Gandhi

Your beaded mala also comes with an online beginners meditation course to start your journey to peace.

Stones & Crystals

Black Obsidian - Black Onyx - Quartz - Sandalwood - Rudraksha

We select the purest, high vibration semi-precious stones and crystals for our artisan mala collection, creating these special pieces to guide your practice with crystal healing.

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Black Onyx, a powerful protection stone, helps to absorb and transforms negative

energy, to prevent the drain of personal energy. Onyx is a stone that offers up powerful vibrations of strength, focus, and willpower. This stone will continuously push you forward in life.

Dark and dreamy, the volcanic glass rock of Obsidian is a sword against negative energy and a powerful anchor for keeping you grounded. Provides an instant connection from the Root Chakra deep into the core of the Earth.

Quartz enhances spiritual growth, spirituality, awareness, and wisdom. It increases inspiration and creativity.

Sandalwood’s scent is both excellent for staying present and alert during meditation, which makes it wonderful for ritual and spiritual practice.

The Rudraksha from the Himalayas are said to hold the most energy as they gather nutrients from the Himalayas. They greatly boost spiritual energy, aiding in meditation and the elimination of negativity.

How To Use Mala

A meditation tool to settle the mind, clear your thoughts and bring you quickly into the present moment. Malas are great for daily practice, to inspire your energy and raise your vibration.

The mala is used so that one can focus on the breath, meaning or sound of the mantra rather than counting it’s repetitions. We use our Malas on a daily basis and find them to be a very special element to our practice and a wonderful way to set intentions for the day ahead.

How Are These Made

Our malas are handmade by our talented female artisan community in the Himalayas, paying them a fair wage, enabling them to work from their home and raise their families.

They are blessed in a ceremony by the Sadhu in the temple of Rishikesh, India - the Holy City.

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