Impermanence Reminder Wrist Mala SB222 Burning incense is widely used

Burning incense is widely used in Tibetan houses and monasteries for special purifications or offerings in special Buddhist ceremonies

The age of this Dzi is estimated to be between 1000 BCE to 300 CE

Charms are about 20mm tall and 8mm wide

Measures approximately 5 feet long

These adorable sterling silver post earrings feature faceted ruby gemstones and sterling backs

Impermanence Reminder Wrist Mala SB222 Burning incense is widely usedHandmade in Nepal, this wrist mala features larger sized, hand carved magnesite skull beads. The skull in Buddhism is often recognized as a symbol of impermanence. This bracelet is an amazing way to reflect on impermanence in your daily practice. It is a powerful reminder to be here now and to live in the present moment; because nothing is permanent, everything is possible. Magnesite is a wonderful relaxing and calming stone to use in meditation, and