I make malas in the Tibetan Style of 27x4, with some creative flourishes. A full mala has 108 counting beads, plus accents and marker beads. A midi mala has 81 beads and are great for those wanting a mala with less bulk and length.

I can make other styles and bead counts 81, 54, or 27) per request.

Bracelets can be resized by request. Customs are available.

Piece you loved already sold? Contact me, I may be able to recreate it for you.

I would love to work with you to create something special.

Message me for inquiries :)

Malas are traditionally used to move one's focus from counting prayers/mantras to the sound and/or meaning of the mantra/prayer (similar to a Western rosary). Traditionally they consist of 108 primary beads plus a Guru bead, but a tassel, accent beads, and charms are common. Some feature hand-tied knots between beads to aid in use and to protect the beads.

Although they are a utilitarian and symbolic part of spiritual and mindfulness practices, they have come to be treasured for their broad, unique, and beautiful aesthetic. Malas gain spiritual status through the intention of the wearer regardless of material or provenance. Therefore, they can be enjoyed as a fashion accessory, worn as a sacred piece imbued with healing energy, or they can settle comfortably between the two extremes based on the needs and intentions of the wearer.

Mala Care
If needed, wipe gently with a damp cloth. If desired, malas can be spiritually cleansed the same way crystals, gemstones, and spaces are cleansed – using moonlight or burning sage, incense, or candles. Avoid submerging in water of any kind. Tassel can be cleaned and groomed with gentle soap and a comb, then blot excess water with a cloth and leave to dry overnight.

Malas are made of natural materials which have variations in shape and color. They are displayed through photos on screens which also have variations. I try my best to accurately describe and capture the qualities of each item, but please understand and allow for variations in shape, texture, color.

Please note: Etsy sellers are not responsible for lost or stolen packages that have been shipped.

All orders are shipped with tracking. Tracking numbers are available to you via the Etsy app under tabs You>Your Purchases. Click on your order and scroll to the order total. Look for a button that says "track package".

You can also check your Etsy associated email for a shipping notification - this email will have a button that says "track package".

First see " My order shipped, now what?" To find out how to track your package.

Once an order has shipped, it is literally out of my hands. It is very important that you monitor your package's tracking and know when it should be delivered. Try not to leave it unattended in your mailbox! Mail theft is on the rise.

Delays of a day or two are common with USPS. It is also common for a package to be marked delivered, but not show up until the next day.

If 2 days have passed since it was marked delivered but it is not there, call or visit your nearest USPS office, tracking number in hand as soon as possible. They can make efforts to retrieve and redeliver your package. They may even be holding it at the office.

Please note: Etsy sellers are not responsible for lost or stolen packages that have been shipped.

Unfortunately we all are at the mercy of mail carrier services. Very rarely are packages lost, but it does happen.

If you're package gets lost in the mail, please contact the nearest USPS office directly as soon as possible to work with them to recover the package - they usually can!

Ask them to confirm the GPS coordinates of the delivery to determine if it was misdelivered. The carrier can retrieve and redeliver it. They may have it at the office for you.

I do not issue refunds for lost packages, but please contact me if your package has not arrived by the delivery date.