Sandalwood Mala (White)
If the number 3 or 4 is missing from your numerology chart, the wood element is missing too — and sandalwood mala is the traditional remedy recommended to bring it back. Beyond numerology, sandalwood (chandan) has long been valued in Ayurveda for its naturally calming, cooling fragrance, which is why it is a favourite for meditation.
Our mala is strung from 108 natural white sandalwood beads, 8mm, plus a guru bead. It can be worn by vegetarians and non-vegetarians alike. Hand-strung on cotton thread as a full 108+1 bead mala — long enough to wear as a necklace or use for japa (mantra counting), finished with a soft tassel. The extra 109th "guru" bead marks where each round of chanting begins and ends. Every mala is energized before dispatch, the same way we energize our silver Yantra lockets, so it reaches you ready to wear.
Traditionally worn for
- Restoring the wood element for those missing number 3 or 4
- Growth in religious activity and spirituality
- Growth in self-potential through acquired knowledge
- A more disciplined, organised approach to life
- Calm, focused meditation, thanks to sandalwood's natural fragrance
Who this is for
- Anyone whose numerology chart is missing the number 3 or 4
- Meditators and anyone practising japa
- Anyone drawn to sandalwood's calming, aromatic quality
How to wear it
Begin on a Thursday. Wear it as a necklace, or hold it in the right hand during japa, rolling one bead per repetition with the thumb. Keep it away from soap, perfume and chemicals, and store it in a soft pouch when not worn.
Specifications
| Colour | White |
| Material | White sandalwood (chandan) |
| Bead count | 108 + 1 guru bead |
| Bead size | 8 mm |
| Thread | Cotton, hand-strung |
| Numerology remedy | Wood element — missing number 3 or 4 |
| Day to begin | Thursday (Guru/Jupiter) |
| Energized | Yes, before dispatch |
| Made in | India |
Numerology and spiritual associations are matters of traditional belief. This product is not a substitute for professional medical, legal, or financial advice. Being a natural material, bead colour and grain vary slightly from piece to piece — every mala is one of a kind.