Nenju Wrist Mala - Sakura
Nenju Wrist Mala - Sakura
SKU:NJ009
Nenju or juzu is a Japanese mala. We've found in Kyoto a family of craftsmen who have been making Buddhist rosaries for more than 300 years. Their meticulous finishing touch reflects Japanese aesthetics and converts these malas into precious conscious gifts.
The word “mala” in Sanskrit means garland of roses and it was originated in India. From Buddhism and Hinduism, it passed to Islam and from Islam it was passed on to Christianity in times of the Crusades. The malas or rosaries are used to count the devotional words or recitations in meditation with mantras. This consists of repeating words to generate vibrations. It is placed on one hand and a bead is taken. Each time it is recited, the mala rotates and passes to the next bead. It is an effective way to stay in the present and to appease the mind, achieving peace and silence.
The complete rosary usually has 108 beads, symbol of the 108 human passions. You can also find bracelets with 27 beads or any other number usually multiple of 3.
Technical characteristics
Technical characteristics
- Description: Cherry wood, Ø8 mm
- Made in: Japan
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Shipping and returns
Standard delivery in the European Union within 3 to 5 days (working days).
Standard delivery in Spain in 24h – 48h (working days, Peninsula and Balearic Islands only).
For shipment outside the European Union, please send us a message through our contact page so that we can calculate the shipping costs.
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En Tierra Zen creemos en los objetos con alma, capaces de transformar tu vida, transmitir sabiduría y serenidad. Cada Daruma que seleccionamos representa ese vínculo entre tradición y propósito, entre belleza y significado.
Forman parte de nuestra colección de piezas japonesas que invitan a detenerse, respirar y reconectar con lo esencial. Porque pensar en tus metas también puede ser un acto consciente de transformación.