Lava Bead and Chakra Buddha Mallah Beads Waistcoats Let the sound build up

Let the sound build up slowly as the singing bowl picks up the vibration

They are great for wearing at festivals with a pair of good sized button pockets but are equally suitable for summer days or lounging due to their lightweight style and elasticated waistband

This small brightly painted version of the Dhol is traditionally used all across South Asia at weddings and other festivals and is also a major component of modern bhangra music

earthy tones are balanced against shiny metal Buddha head beads

and is seen regularly in Nepalese architecture guarding the way above doors

Lava Bead and Chakra Buddha Mallah Beads Waistcoats Let the sound build upThese beautiful mallah beads have been made using special lava stone beads. These unique beads are believed by some to imbue a grounding and stabilizing effect upon the wearer. Their dark, earthy tones are balanced against semi precious stone beads in the seven chakra colours and a decorative metal buddha charm. Mallah or Malas are a type of Buddhist rosary. Usually consisting of 108 beads which is a very auspicious number in Buddhism. The first 100