Malas

Each mala is created as both adornment and sacred tool, rooted in tradition and mindful practice. As a 500-hour certified yoga teacher with years of study in the Sri Vidya lineage, this work is deeply personal—an extension of devotion, ritual, and intention.

Every bead is individually knotted on silk thread, with mantra softly spoken as the piece is strung. For the general collection, the Gayatri mantra is used—offering a universal energy that can support any practice. Custom malas can be created with specific mantras, thoughtfully aligned to the intention they are meant to hold.

Traditionally, malas used for practice are treated with reverence and are not worn as visible adornment. If worn, they are kept close to the body—tucked in, protected, and held with intention.

Each piece is not simply made, but cultivated—imbued with meaning, presence, and quiet reverence.

Beaded necklace with green beads, gold accents, and a large gold pendant featuring an intricate geometric pattern.
A strand of pink and white beaded necklace with a large, shiny, metallic green bead and purple tassel, draped over a seashell with a spiral shape and rough texture.
A beaded necklace with turquoise, reddish-brown, and white beads, featuring a large turquoise pendant and a pinkish-gray tassel, laid on a black surface.
A black beaded necklace with a large teardrop-shaped pendant, attached to a black tassel, resting on a wooden sculpture.
Red beaded necklace with a triangular pendant, placed on a wooden display with a dark background.
A beaded necklace with round pink and white pearls, some green beads, and a large, teal, fan-shaped metal pendant with gold accents, resting on a dark surface.
A beaded mala with transparent beads, a carved clear Buddha pendant, a tassel, and a pink crystal rock on a black surface.
A beaded jewelry piece with purple and turquoise beads, a decorative sphere encrusted with blue rhinestones, and a pink tassel.