Bloodstone Wrist Mala She is depicted here seated
Baker’s notes & crumb story
Description
She is depicted here seated on the disc of a full moon
Although the eleven-headed Avalokiteshvara commonly appears with a thousand arms
It also helps to develop in concentration and memory
It helps encourage self-awareness
At Norbulingka
Bloodstone Wrist Mala She is depicted here seatedBloodstone is believed to heal physical problems such as fever, gallstones, and eye problems, as well as depression. It is thought to increase the vitality and energy of its wearer and to promote emotional balance. Our Wrist beads are sourced from the finest gemstones across the world, with each bead hand selected to create a beautiful piece and an adjustable knot. Wearing a wrist mala can serve as a reminder of one's spiritual or mindfulness practice