108 Beads. One Ancient Prayer. Carved in Obsidian.

"Om Mani Padme Hum" — the jewel in the lotus. One of the most sacred mantras in Tibetan Buddhism, chanted for centuries to invoke compassion, wisdom, and the path toward liberation.

This Traditional Tibetan Mala is hand-carved from natural Obsidian — a volcanic glass known for its deep, mirror-like black and its powerful protective energy. Each of the 108 beads is a breath, a repetition, a return to center. Whether you're deepening a meditation practice or simply looking for a meaningful talisman to carry, this mala meets you with quiet power.

Why Obsidian?

Obsidian is formed when lava meets water — born of fire and transformation. In metaphysical traditions, it's revered as a stone of protection, truth, and deep inner work. It absorbs and dissolves negative energy, making it a powerful companion for meditation and shadow work. Paired with the Om Mani Padme Hum mantra, it's a practice tool unlike any other.

Why 108?

In Tibetan and Hindu traditions, 108 is a sacred number — representing the 108 earthly desires, the 108 names of the divine, and the distance between the earth and sun measured in solar diameters. A full mala practice is one complete cycle of 108 repetitions.

How to Use It

• Hold the mala in your right hand, draped over your middle finger
• Begin at the guru bead and move one bead per breath or mantra repetition
• Chant "Om Mani Padme Hum" silently or aloud with each bead
• Complete one full cycle of 108 for a traditional practice

What You'll Receive

• One Traditional Tibetan Mala, 108 hand-carved Obsidian beads
• Thoughtfully sourced and selected at Sacred Crystals
• Ready to use straight from the box — no setup required

Who It's For

The seasoned meditator. The curious beginner. The person who needs a reminder to breathe. Anyone drawn to the grounding, protective depth of Obsidian and the timeless power of this mantra.

This piece is a beautiful, symbolic, and meaningful talisman rooted in Tibetan Buddhist tradition. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition.