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108 AUTHENTIC BEADS — THE SACRED NUMBER FOR JAPA MEDITATION: Each japa mala contains exactly 108 hand-finished wooden beads, the sacred number in Buddhism used for counting mantras and defining intentions. Approx. 8mm diameter × 6mm width per bead with an internal intercircumference of 74cm (29in) — ideal for use as a meditation necklace or to hold while practicing in a sitting position. Please note that while most mallahs have 108 beads, extra beads are occasionally added in case the practitioner misses some by mistake. GIFT READY IN A HANDMADE LOKTA PAPER BOX: Presented in a traditional Nepalese Lokta gift box (about 6×3.1×2cm), secured with a natural coconut shell button. The lid is printed with the history and use of the Mala, no additional wrap is required. An exceptional gift of mala beads for yogis, meditators and wellness seekers, or anyone who appreciates a meaningful and ethically crafted item. Meditation, Yoga, Anxiety Relief & Everyday Wear - Used in Buddhist and Hindu traditions for mantra singing (Om Mani Padme Hum and beyond), breath counting and anxiety relief through repetitive tactile concentration. Beautiful as yoga beads, a boho necklace or spiritual gift for her or him. Ideal for beginners as well as experienced practitioners - instructions included in the package. UTTIS NATURAL HARDWOOD - Rich grain, beautiful ageing: these wooden mala beads are carved from the Uttis tree, native to the Himalayan foothills of Nepal. Each bead features a warm dark rosewood tone with subtle natural streaks — no two are identical. Dense, tactile and satisfying to handle, they develop a deeper shine with regular use, making them a conscious necklace that really gets better with time. Fair Trade - Made in Nepal with care - Manufactured by a certified member of the Fair Trade Group Nepal, supporting the artisan communities in the Kathmandu Valley. Fair wages, safe working conditions and traditional Himalayan craft skills passed down from generation to generation. Wear it knowing exactly where it came from and who made it.