The usage of tiger eye as a self-massage and acupressure tool is well recognized. Additionally, it is claimed to increase a person's strength and vitality as well as the Solar Plexus Chakra. It promotes moderation between extremes and animates judgment, vigor, and practicality. It also promotes justice and emotional equilibrium. The vibration of sunlight on the ground is the frequency of creation, and it is carried by the tiger's eye. The following illnesses are also thought to benefit from the use of this gemstone: rheumatic heart disease, psoriasis, otitis, bronchial asthma, renal, and high blood pressure. It enables one to act in the world as a well-adjusted, fully-integrated spirit, expressing Spirit in every decision made.
Numerous iconographic representations of the Buddha are excellent. Buddha Heads have been among the most widely used iconographic depictions of the Buddha and his traits, along with other Buddha statues and images. The face of a Buddha is often round, youthful, endearing, and sweet-looking, yet 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 represent the Buddha's wisdom, and the placid smile on the face represents the Buddha's pacific and serene character.
A Buddha's face is primarily tranquil; his eyes are partially closed, indicating that he is in deep meditation, and his lips are lightly grinning.

Additional Information

• Materials: Tiger eye stone & White metal (Buddha’s head)
• Size of beads: 8 mm each
• Number of  beads: 108
• Length of mala: 18 inches long
• Buddha’s head is used as a spacer bead
• The string is brown in color with a sliding knot
• Handmade in Nepal.