108 Bead Mala Necklace with Storage Bag - Blossom agate, amethyst and obsidian wood print The feather is likely woodpecker

The feather is likely woodpecker and the handle is vine maple

but just let it happen

Working with a plant in this way requires the assistance of the shaman who sings a special blessing song at the beginning and end of the week to open and close the “diet”

in beautiful Washington State

I just trusted my intuition

108 Bead Mala Necklace with Storage Bag - Blossom agate, amethyst and obsidian wood print The feather is likely woodpeckerThese traditional 108 prayer beads, known commonly as a mala, are used for the practice of japa, the act of repeating a mantra 108 times in prayer. They are handmade lovingly, using the traditional mala knot known as brahmagranti. Each mala comes with a protective bag to store it in to protect its energy when not in use. Gems used: Blossom agate, amethyst and obsidian. Cord and tassel material: cotton