This vintage-style Tibetan brass mala counter set features two traditional Buddhist symbols: a skull (Citipati) and a Phurba (ritual dagger). Designed for use with prayer malas, these counters help practitioners keep track of mantra recitations during meditation and spiritual practice.
Handcrafted in antiqued brass and strung with silver-toned counting beads on durable black cord, they add both functionality and symbolic meaning to any mala. The skull symbolizes impermanence and spiritual transformation, while the Phurba represents the removal of obstacles and negative energies.
Details:
* Material: Brass * Style: Tibetan Buddhist mala counters * Motifs: Skull (Citipati) & Phurba * Includes: One pair of mala counters * Handmade and vintage-style finish * Suitable for 108-bead malas and prayer beads
Perfect for Buddhist practitioners, collectors of Tibetan ritual objects, or anyone looking to personalize their mala with traditional Himalayan symbolism.
Please note that slight variations and signs of hand-finishing are part of the unique character of each piece.
