The Buddha Head Lapis Lazuli Stone Japa Mala with Elephant Bead Spacer is a remarkable and spiritually significant piece of prayer jewelry. It combines the profound symbolism of the Buddha head and the deep blue beauty of lapis lazuli gemstone beads, along with an elephant bead spacer, creating a unique and meaningful mala.

Lapis lazuli is a stunning blue stone with golden flecks and has been highly valued for centuries for its beauty and spiritual properties. It is associated with wisdom, truth, and spiritual enlightenment. Lapis lazuli is believed to enhance communication, activate the third eye chakra, and deepen spiritual connection.

The Buddha head bead serves as a focal point and symbolizes enlightenment, compassion, and the awakened state of mind. It represents the embodiment of the Buddha's wisdom and teachings. The Buddha's serene presence on the mala inspires practitioners to cultivate inner peace, compassion, and spiritual growth.

The Elephant bead spacer is a significant addition to the mala, symbolizing strength, wisdom, and good luck. Elephants are revered in many cultures and are associated with qualities such as power, loyalty, and longevity. The presence of the elephant bead reminds the wearer of the importance of these qualities on their spiritual journey.

The Buddha Head Lapis Lazuli Stone Japa Mala with Elephant Bead Spacer typically consists of 108 beads, although variations in bead counts can be found. Each lapis lazuli bead is individually knotted on a durable thread, symbolizing the interconnectedness of all beings and the unity of body, speech, and mind.

Using this mala for japa, the repetition of sacred mantras, allows for a deeper connection to the spiritual qualities represented by the Buddha head, lapis lazuli, and the elephant bead. It serves as a powerful tool to focus the mind, cultivate compassion, and enhance spiritual awareness.

Wearing or using the Buddha Head Lapis Lazuli Stone Japa Mala with Elephant Bead Spacer encourages individuals to embrace the qualities of wisdom, compassion, and spiritual growth. It serves as a reminder to walk the path of enlightenment and to be guided by the teachings of the Buddha.

Whether used for personal meditation or as a meaningful gift, this mala embodies the beauty, symbolism, and spirituality of its components. It invites individuals to embark on a journey of self-discovery, compassion, and spiritual transformation while honoring the wisdom of the Buddha and the protective qualities symbolized by the elephant.

It is thought that lapis stone has a high level of intensity and can open multiple chakra centers. According to legend, the stone enhances psychic skills. It supposedly gets rid of bad feelings. It is supposed to treat sadness and some types of fever and to soothe sore throat discomfort. It boosts inner strength and love. It is a beneficial stone for cherished friends as well. Buddhists commonly utilize prayer malas or beads for meditation, counting mantras, and prostration, particularly in Tibet, Nepal, and India.

One of the most potent metaphysical healing stones is turquoise stone. It is intended to serve as a communication stone. It is intended to serve as a communication stone. All of the Chakras are strengthened and brought into alignment, and our energy centers are cleansed. Most people interested in metaphysical healing can easily comprehend the depth of turquoise stone's chakra healing abilities. By allowing the heart Chakra to be open to both giving and receiving love, turquoise stone can also help it function more effectively.

Numerous iconographic representations of the Buddha are excellent. One of the most well-known iconographic depictions of the Buddha and his traits, along with numerous Buddha sculptures and images, are Buddha heads. Buddha's heads are typically described as having a round, youthful, endearing, and sweet-looking visage, but there is more to them than meets the eye. Buddha's heads, which are among the most significant components of his body, are made to symbolize the enormous amount of knowledge the enlightened one holds. A Buddha's head is specifically carved to symbolize the Buddha's knowledge, and the placid smile on the face represents the Buddha's serene and unruffled character. Half-closed eyes on a Buddha's head indicate that he is in a state of deep meditation. A pleasant grin may be seen on his lips.

Additional Information

• Materials: stone (Lapis lazuli and Turquoise) & golden-white metal (Buddha Head, Elephant & Rings)
• Size of beads: 8 mm each
• Length of mala: 22 inches long
• There are 108 beads excluding spacer beads
• Buddha Head, elephant & rings are used as spacer beads
• The string is blue in color with a sliding knot
• Handmade in Nepal.