Autumn Song Tibetan Mala Beads


The Autumn Song Mala was inspired by the colors of Fall....all the colors, even the not so pretty ones. In reflecting on this, I am reminded that sometimes the colors of my soul are not always perfect and beautiful, but I am a work in progress. I am in transition, just as the Autumn season is a period when nature is in transition. There is much that we can learn from nature in how she handles periods of transition. Sometimes it is indeed a beautiful process to just let things go.

As you work or wear this Mala, may it gently remind you to navigate periods of transition with grace and beauty. Change is sometimes difficult. In these times we can glean inspiration from the beautiful - and not so beautiful - Fall colors. The reds ask us to take balanced action on our journey forward. The oranges encourage us to find warmth and happiness along the way. The golds remind us of our incredible worth, and that we are enough. The browns & tans help us to keep our feet grounded in the Earth as we walk difficult paths. The blacks offer protection as we explore the shadows of our hearts and souls while we pursuit healing in preparation for spiritual growth. The creams and whites remind us to seek Divine guidance, knowledge, and wisdom while strengthening our connection with the Higher Self.

Watch the cleansing and blessing of this Mala below.

Meticulously hand strung and knotted in the Tibetan style containing 108 beads with three markers at the 27th stations to gently help you keep track of your place when chanting your mantras.

The following 8mm crystals and gemstones are used in this piece:
  • Faceted Pyrite
  • Matte Black Agate
  • Red Creek Jasper
  • Matte Picture Jasper
  • Red Aventurine
  • African Opal
  • Banded Agate Cylindrical Markers
  • Cherry Blossom Agate Rectangle Focal Pendant
  • Bronze Tree of Life Guru bead with 8mm beaded tassel


Autumn Song Tibetan Mala: $140.00
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Cleansing and blessing the Autumn Song Tibetan Mala