Abelia Biflora Wood Off Wrist 108-Bead Mala is a Tibet Stones piece inspired by Himalayan beadwork and contemplative practice. The original materials, symbols, measurements, bead counts, variant information, and care notes are preserved below for accurate selection.
Abelia Biflora Wood
♥ symbolizes protection in traditional belief ♥ Safety ♥ Protection ♥ Blessing ♥
Abelia Biflora, also known as Dragon Wood. Growing in Shanyin, it is most famous in Wutai Mountain, a Buddhist holy place in China. Each bead has six naturally formed lines. Abelia Biflora wood is one of the materials highly praised by Tibetan Buddhism. Because of its natural six-way texture, it symbolizes the six-character mantra (that is, the six-character mantra: Om Mani Padme Hum), and has a very strong blessing of Buddha nature. Home-guarding and symbolizes protection in traditional belief, keeping safe and eliminating troubles at the same time. Therefore, the beads made of Abelia Biflora wood are also called Buddhist wooden beads by the local people.
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Cultural note: Symbolic meanings are shared as traditional and cultural context. Individual experiences vary; this item does not guarantee spiritual, therapeutic, medical, or personal outcomes.
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