Riddhi Siddhi Arts & Crafts

Meditation Mala Beads Sandalwood Beads Loose Beads

• Sandalwood is used in various ways in the spiritual traditions of the Indian & Buddhist. It is considered beneficial for meditation and for calming and focusing the human mind.
• It is used as incense in temples or on personal altars to remind us of the fragrant realms of the heavens.
• Deities of various kinds are fashioned from Sandalwood, then installed in a shrine or temple or placed upon the home altar. When Sandalwood was more abundant, the wood was used to construct parts of temples.
• Sandalwood is highly prized as a wood for carving and used for making beads & souvenirs we use the best quality of Mysore sandalwood for making fine quality beads.

Sandalwood Mala Prayer Beads:

• In India sandalwood considered as a symbol of vitality. Sandalwood has been a part of the religious and spiritual traditions of India since prehistory and has been effectively used as a traditional medicine from ancient times.
• Sandalwood has a rich, balsamic, sweet fragrance with delicate wood notes. The sandalwood has a woody, exotic smell, subtle and lingering and the color is dark yellow to dark golden brown.
• The fragrance of sandalwood has relaxing properties and also reduces stress and promotes restful sleep. It is reputed to be an .
• Sandalwood smells not unlike other wood scents, except it has a bright and fresh edge with few natural analogues.
• Aromatherapy Use Sandalwood is a part of traditional medical systems such as Chinese medicine and the Indian healing science known as Aayurveda. Sandalwood is commonly used for cosmetics and skin care, being useful for dry, cracked and chapped skin, rashes and acne. It is suitable for all skin types and is non-toxic.

Spiritual Use:

• Sandalwood is used in various ways in the spiritual traditions of the Indian & Buddhist. It is considered beneficial for meditation and for calming and focusing the human mind. It is used as incense in temples or on personal altars to remind us of the fragrant realms of the heavens. Deities of various kinds are fashioned from Sandalwood, then installed in a shrine or temple or placed upon the home altar. When Sandalwood was more abundant, the wood was used to construct parts of temples.

Religious Sandalwood Loose Beads
Sandalwood Mala beads are a string of beads used to count mantras in sets of 108 repetitions. The large “sumeru” (mountain) bead provides a starting and ending point on the mala for counting the repetitions. Sandalwood Mala beads are an ancient tool that was developed to keep the mind focused on the practice of meditation.
Sandalwood Mala beads are seen in other cultures and religions and are also known as prayer beads, rosary beads and worry beads