Mala Counters – Authentic Antique Tibetan

   SUMMARY 

• Sourced during my personal travels through the high-altitude monasteries of Tibet, these mala counters are true witnesses to a lineage of prayer. In the Himalayan tradition, these are the tools of the “inner path,” used to keep count of hundreds and thousands of prostrations and mantras. Crafted from traditional silver-toned alloys and worn smooth by the hands of devoted monks, they carry a quiet, disciplined energy. They are not mere decorations; they are the functional heart of a lived spiritual history.

• Origin: Tibet / Himalayas (Personally collected)

• Estimated Age: 19th Century or earlier

• Material: Traditional Silver-Toned Ritual Metal

• Size: Approx. 10cm length; designed for standard malas

• Condition: Beautifully aged patina; smooth, functional beads with hand-carved details

• The Highlight: Features the traditional Dorje and Bell symbols for wisdom and compassion.

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