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This adjustable woven-cord bracelet centers on the Tibetan Buddhist six-syllable mantra Om Mani Padme Hum. With seven color options and a lightweight wrist-worn design, it is intended for daily wear, prayer, quiet reflection and meaningful gifting.
Every product is ceremonially blessed before dispatch.
Fit, Materials & Construction
Construction: Woven string cord with metal mantra details
Adjustable wrist fit: Approx. 15–24 cm (5.9–9.4 in)
Overall cord length: Approx. 16 + 12 cm
Weight: Approx. 3 g
Color options: Black, coffee, dark green, navy blue, red, red multicolor and wine red
Wear: Lightweight, adjustable and suitable for a wide range of wrist sizes
The adjustable cord is useful for buyers who prefer a closer or looser wrist fit without relying on a fixed-size bracelet. This is a wrist bracelet rather than a full counting mala.
Om Mani Padme Hum Meaning
Om Mani Padme Hum is the six-syllable mantra associated with Avalokiteshvara (Chenrezig), the bodhisattva of compassion in Tibetan Buddhism. In traditional teaching, the mantra is closely connected with compassion, bodhichitta, wisdom, prayer and mindful awareness rather than a guaranteed material outcome.
The bracelet combines a recognizable mantra-focused design with a lightweight woven construction. Seven color options make it easier to choose a style that fits everyday clothing, while the adjustable cord gives more flexibility than a fixed-circumference bracelet.
Because it is not a 108-bead mala, it is better understood as a wearable mantra reminder than as a formal counting strand. It can accompany meditation or recitation, but it does not replace a full mala when bead-by-bead counting is needed.
How to Wear & Use
You do not need to be Buddhist to wear an Om Mani Padme Hum bracelet respectfully. It may be worn for faith, cultural appreciation, meditation, personal meaning or as a thoughtful gift. If you use the mantra in practice, learning its association with Avalokiteshvara and compassion gives the design more context than treating it as decoration alone.
For longer wear, avoid prolonged soaking and repeated exposure to perfume, lotion or harsh cleaning products. If the cord becomes damp, let it air-dry naturally. Adjust the bracelet using the cord rather than pulling hard on the metal details.
It carries the six-syllable mantra associated with Avalokiteshvara (Chenrezig), the bodhisattva of compassion. On a bracelet, the mantra can serve as a wearable reminder of compassion, prayer and mindful awareness.
Is this a full mala?
No. This is an adjustable wrist bracelet, not a 108-bead counting mala. It can be worn during meditation or mantra practice, but it is not designed for full bead-by-bead counting.
What wrist size does it fit?
The adjustable fit is approximately 15–24 cm (5.9–9.4 in), giving it a broad fit range for everyday wear.
Can non-Buddhists wear it?
Yes. It can be worn respectfully by people who value the mantra, its connection with compassion, or Tibetan Buddhist culture. Learning the meaning of the mantra is a good way to wear it with context and respect.
Can the bracelet get wet?
Brief incidental moisture is best handled by drying the bracelet naturally, but prolonged soaking is not recommended because the woven cord and metal details can wear faster with repeated water exposure.
Is it blessed before dispatch?
Yes. Every product is ceremonially blessed before dispatch.
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Our founder's journey in Tibet shaped Buddhist Temple Shop. A portion of sales supports our continuing charitable efforts for children and local communities in Tibet.
