Faux Turquoise 108 Japa Mala guru painting avoid using steel wool or

avoid using steel wool or metal bristled brushes as they will leave scratches on the surface of the Statue

* Iron = Mars

Thangka is a Buddhist Painting done on a cotton canvas depicting various Tibetan Gods

Rudra Means Shiva and Akshya Means Eyes

Lets understand the major chakras and its association

Faux Turquoise 108 Japa Mala guru painting avoid using steel wool orThis is a beautiful Prayer Mala is handmade of faux turquoise. These faux turquoise beads are hand woven into a strong thread for durability and has a specific gap in between just to ensure enough and exact movement of beads. This mala is normally used for Prayers, Japa, meditation and for other religious purposes. It has a total of 108 beads along with one guru bead in the center. Total Length: 32. 67'' Beads Size: 8mm Weight: 65 grams