Tibetan Cremation Ground Guardian Bracelet – Yak Bone Mala with Vajra & Agate Beads

Invoke the profound symbolism of impermanence and spiritual awakening with this Tibetan Cremation Ground Guardian Bracelet, a faithful recreation of the ancient “Shitrolin Khuru” figure from Vajrayana tradition. This hand-strung mala is crafted from aged yak bone, featuring abstract carvings that echo the raw, solemn energy of early Tibetan ritual art.

🪷 Spiritual & Cultural Significance:

• Cremation Ground Guardian (Shitrolin Khuru): A symbolic figure from Tibetan Vajrayana Buddhism, representing the transience of life and the urgency of spiritual practice.

• Reminder of Impermanence: Encourages the wearer to reflect on mortality, abandon attachment, and embrace mindful living.

• Rooted in Tantric Tradition: The design honors ancient depictions—less polished, more primal—evoking reverence and introspection.

🔮 Materials & Design:

• Yak Bone Beads (~11mm × 8mm): Aged material with natural texture, hand-carved with symbolic motifs including Yellow Dzambhala and Vajra elements.

• Agate Slices: Add grounding energy and visual contrast.

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

• Bead Count:

  • Men's Standard: 18 beads

  • Women's Standard: 16 beads

🧘 Use & Function:

• Ideal for mantra recitation, meditation, or spiritual reflection

• Can be worn as a bracelet or used as a hand mala

• Suitable for daily wear or ritual use

🎁 Includes:

• Cremation Ground Guardian bracelet

• Spare cord for future replacement

• 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 not just an accessory—it’s a spiritual talisman, a cultural homage, and a daily reminder of the sacred impermanence of life.