Tibetan Handwoven Antler Tip Bracelet – Yak Bone & Agate Mala with Vajra Beads for Spiritual Practice

Experience the raw elegance and spiritual depth of this Tibetan Handwoven Antler Tip Bracelet, crafted from rare aged antler material and accented with yak bone, sliced agate, and symbolic Vajra elements. Designed as a single-loop hand mala, this bracelet is ideal for mantra recitation, energy grounding, and mindful wear.

🪷 Material & Symbolism:

• Antler Tip Beads (~9.5mm): Sourced from aged deer antler tips, retaining their natural skin and texture. Each bead is hand-polished, offering a warm, organic feel that deepens with use.

• Yak Bone Accents: Includes a carved Yellow Dzambhala (Wealth Deity) bead, Vajra-shaped connector, and traditional three-way guru bead.

• Agate Slices & Dzi Elements: Add grounding energy and cultural richness, including sliced Dzi-style agate and symbolic wealth motifs.

🔮 Key Features:

• Design: Single-loop hand mala / bracelet

• Cord: Hand-twisted cotton cord, designed for durability and comfort

• Bead Size: Approx. 9.5mm (hand-polished, slight variation expected)

• Style: Unisex – suitable for both men and women

• Function: Spiritual accessory, mantra tool, or cultural collectible

🌌 Spiritual & Cultural Significance:

• Antler symbolizes strength, renewal, and connection to nature

• Yak bone represents impermanence and spiritual resilience

• Vajra elements invoke protection and clarity in Tibetan Buddhism

• Yellow Dzambhala bead symbolizes abundance and karmic generosity

🎁 Packaging Includes:

• Antler tip bracelet with yak bone and agate accents

• Spare cord for future replacement

• Premium gift pouch or box

• Care and spiritual use guide

📿 Care Instructions:

• Avoid water, chemicals, and excessive friction

• Check cord wear regularly; replace every 2–3 months as needed

• Clean beads gently with a soft cloth

• Recharge with incense or moonlight

💬 Lifetime Support: We offer cost-based lifetime restringing service. Contact our customer support for assistance anytime.

This bracelet is more than a piece of jewelry—it’s a tactile meditation tool, a cultural artifact, and a spiritual companion.