🌿 Material: Natural Fish Surprise Stone – A Gift from Nature
This 108-bead mala is crafted from fish surprise stone (Qingyu), a rare material formed in the throat bone of large black carp.
With a smooth, cool texture and natural luster, no two beads are identical. Ethically sourced, each mala showcases the raw beauty of nature.
🕉️ Cultural Significance: 108 Beads – Breaking 108 Afflictions
In Buddhism, 108 beads symbolize the “108 afflictions” (kleshas) — obstacles to spiritual growth.
Using this abacus-style mala during meditation or mantra recitation helps you release worldly troubles, step by step, fostering clarity, calm, and inner peace.
✋ Craftsmanship: Abacus Bead Design + Artisan Detail
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Abacus Bead Shape: Inspired by traditional Chinese arithmetic tools, blending heritage with spiritual practice.
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Hand-Polished: Each bead is polished to enhance its natural sheen.
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Durable & Comfortable: Strung carefully for a comfortable drape, whether worn as a necklace or multi-wrap bracelet.
💎 Wear & Spiritual Value
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Meditation Aid: The tactile beads help ground your mind and focus during practice.
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Cultural Statement: Unique stone and abacus design make it a conversation piece blending nature, culture, and spirituality.
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Collection Worth: Rare fish surprise stone and 108-bead malas are highly sought after by collectors of ethnic art and spiritual artifacts.
🌟 For the Seeker of Calm & Culture
Whether you practice Buddhism, collect nature-inspired jewelry, or want a meaningful accessory to calm your mind, this Natural Fish Surprise Stone 108 Abacus Beads Prayer Mala is more than jewelry — it’s a bridge to ancient wisdom, a touch of nature, and a daily reminder to breathe deeply.
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Purely Handmade & Blessed
Every piece is handcrafted with devotion and blessed by senior monks for peace and protection.
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Fast Global Delivery
Carefully prepared and shipped worldwide within 7 days.
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Secure Global Payments
Accepting trusted international payment options with ease.
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One Purchase, One Donation
Each order gives $1 to support education in remote Tibetan villages.


































