Mala Intent

Origins
 
Sterling silver has been connected with the moon and purity in Chinese tradition since the earliest dynasties.
The 福 Fu character, meaning fortune, is among the most widely used symbols in Chinese decorative tradition.
Customarily carried on the person as a mark of intention.
承古創今. Inheriting the ancient. Creating the contemporary.
 
 
Elements
 
Metal
 
 
Energy Gates
 
Throat (Fifth)
Third Eye (Sixth)
 
 
Product Description
 
The Mala Intent is formed from 108 sterling silver beads strung on black woven silk sourced from a house with over 150 years of heritage. 108 is among the most considered numbers in contemplative tradition, held across Buddhist, Hindu and Vedic practice as a count of completion. In Vedic cosmology it marks the ratio between the earth and both the sun and the moon.
 
The piece features eight millimetre Fu and signature beads completed with a ten millimetre Fu Guru bead, each element in sterling silver. Without stone the material speaks entirely for itself. Silver becomes both structure and expression.
 
A piece where ancient form and modern restraint arrive at the same point.