☸ Echoes of Practice – Antique Tibetan Mala Counter Beads with Dorje and Bell

☸ Late 19th Century | High-Quality Alloy | Tibet

✦ Summary
This superb pair of antique mala counters features a dorje and bell—symbols of method and wisdom—handcrafted in Tibet during the late 19th century. Made from a now-lost alloy tradition, these counters are rich in energy and authenticity, ideal for collectors or practitioners.

✦ Size: Dorje and bell: 24mm | Counter beads: 8.5mm
✦ Age: Late 19th century
✦ Material: High-quality Tibetan alloy
✦ Origin: Tibet

✦ Properties & Significance
✦ Dorje (Vajra): Represents indestructible clarity and skillful means
✦ Bell (Ghanta): Embodies wisdom, the feminine principle, and emptiness
✦ Alloy Craftsmanship: Cast using traditional metalwork techniques now lost to time, contributing to its value and uniqueness
✦ Patina and Energy: Aged finish with beautiful patina, carrying the essence of decades of practice

✦ History
Used in Tibetan prayer malas for counting mantras, these counters often belonged to monks or devoted practitioners. Their design, alloy, and symbolism reflect a deep spiritual heritage. Surviving pairs in such condition are rare and highly valued.

✦ Use
✦ Add to a Tibetan prayer mala to restore its spiritual completeness
✦ Combine with other beads for a powerful amulet or talisman
✦ Use in daily practice or as a collector’s piece
✦ Present as a gift for spiritual seekers or artisans

✦ Custom Design
✦ Contact us for custom mala or amulet designs
✦ We offer pairing with ancient or rare beads for unique creations

✦ Buy Now
Rare survivors of Tibetan monastic tradition, these counters are meaningful pieces for collectors and meditators alike. Secure them while available.