Product Details
natural meditation mala beads/Indian wood/loose beads
Material | Sandalwood |
Species | Santalum Album |
Family | Santalaceae |
Source | South India |
Age | 50++ Years |
Color | Natural Dark Golden Brown |
Fragrance | Long-Lasting Soothing Woody Fragrance |
Beads Shape | Round |
Sizes | 4mm to 22mm |
Model Number | natural meditation mala beads-SW-B-364 |
Brand Name | Riddhi Siddhi |
Use | Religious,Souvenir,Art & Collectible |
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natural meditation mala beads/Indian wood/loose beads
Product Description
natural meditation mala beads/Indian wood/loose beads
- Sandalwood is one of the most sacred herbs of Ayurveda which is known scientifically as Santalum album and in Sanskrit as Chandana. Sandalwood powder and essential oil are renowned for their many medicinal and spiritual uses.
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- Sandalwood is a wonderful meditation tool. Its sedative property clears stress from the nervous system. Essential oil applied on the third eye awakens intelligence and lifts depression.
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- Using sandalwood mala for japa helps to quiet the mind. Sacred Sandalwood has many spiritual significations as well.
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- We use the genus Santalum Album for making fine quality sandalwood beads and carvings which are procured from government authorized vendors.
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Benefits & Uses
natural meditation mala beads/Indian wood/loose beads
- Sandalwood is one of the few fragrances that is equally popular among men and women.
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- Sandalwood scent has been considered an aphrodisiac since ancient times.
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- In aromatherapy sandalwood is often used to treat depression.
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- Sandalwood is classic choice to relieve itching and inflammation of dry and dehydrated skin
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- Sandalwood acts as a mild astringent and so can help solved many skin problems as well.
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- Sandalwood essential oil is used in skin care and in aromatherapy for emotional balance.
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- Sandalwood cools and calms the entire body and mind. It affects the circulatory, digestive, respiratory and nervous systems.
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Species & Origin
natural meditation mala beads/Indian wood/loose beads
- Sandalwood known as Santalum Album belongs to the family Santalaceae.
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- The sandalwood tree grows almost exclusively in the forests of Karnataka, followed by Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Andhra Pradesh.
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- As the sandalwood tree grows, the essential oil develops in the roots and heartwood, which requires at least 15 to 20 years. Full maturity is reached after 60 to 80 years.
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