Earthbound mala

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  • 108 beads: Mixed sizes (primarily 8mm)

  • Guru Bead: Raw Druzy Agate Nugget

  • Cord: Hand-knotted on brown cord

  • Chakra Focus: Root + Heart

  • Length: Full mala (approximately 36–38")

  • One of a kind

Rooted in the rhythm of the earth, the Earthbound Mala is a 108-bead hand-knotted strand crafted for grounding, balance, and deep connection to the natural world.

This mala weaves together an eclectic mix of earthy stones—including smoky quartz, tiger’s eye, green turquoise, malachite, and various shades of green agate—each chosen for their stabilizing, protective, and nurturing energies.

At its center is a raw, druzy agate nugget guru bead, anchoring the piece with a glimmering reminder of your own inner strength and the beauty of growth beneath the surface.

Knotted on warm brown cord, this mala holds the feeling of walking barefoot on sacred ground, of mossy forest floors, sunlit trails, and the quiet power of trees.

Whether used for meditation, intention-setting, or worn as a daily reminder of your connection to something greater, Earthbound brings you back to what matters.

Stone Energies:

  • Smoky Quartz: Grounding, protection, emotional clearing

  • Tiger’s Eye: Strength, stability, focused intention

  • Malachite: Transformation, heart healing, earth energy

  • Green Agate & Turquoise: Growth, renewal, balance, connection

  • Druzy Agate (Guru Bead): Inner sparkle, healing from within

    For the grounded soul, the forest dweller, the one who feels the pulse of the planet.

 

Earthbound mala
Earthbound mala
Earthbound mala
Earthbound mala
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Physical Care

To keep your mala beautiful and energetically aligned:

  • Keep it dry — avoid water, lotion, perfume, or oils
  • Remove before swimming, bathing, or vigorous exercise
  • Store in a soft pouch or on your altar when not in use
  • Avoid over-stretching or wrapping too tightly
  • Handle with clean hands and loving energy

Energy Care

To cleanse your mala:

  • Place it under moonlight (especially full moons)

  • Pass it through sacred smoke (like sage, palo santo, or incense)

  • Use sound cleansing (a singing bowl, tuning fork, or bell)

  • Gently place it on a piece of selenite or clear quartz

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What is a mala?

A mala is a string of prayer beads, traditionally used for meditation, mantras, and breathwork. But here at Root & Ritual, it's more than that — it’s a talisman, a tool, a piece of soul medicine. Whether you use it for spiritual practice or simply wear it as a daily reminder of your intention, your mala is yours to define.

How do I use my mala?

There’s no one right way. Here are a few of the most common:

  • Mantra meditation: Hold each bead between your fingers and repeat a mantra, one bead at a time. You’ll often recite it 108 times — the number of beads in a traditional mala.

  • Breathwork: Inhale and exhale slowly with each bead to anchor yourself in the moment.

Intention setting: Wear your mala as a daily reminder of your focus or affirmation.

How do I cleanse or charge my mala?

Your mala is sensitive to energy — just like you. You can cleanse it any time it feels heavy, unclear, or after someone else has handled it.

Try one of the following:

  • Moonlight: Lay it under the full moon overnight

  • Smoke: Gently pass it through incense, sage, or palo santo

  • Sound: Use a singing bowl, chime, or tuning fork

  • Crystals: Rest it on selenite, amethyst, or clear quartz

You don’t have to do it all — just follow what feels right.

What should I do when I first receive my mala?

Ahh, this is such a beautiful part of the journey. When your mala first arrives:

  • Find a quiet moment to hold it in your hands

  • Take a few deep breaths and feel its weight, its energy

  • Speak or silently set an intention (a feeling, a word, a prayer)

  • Wear it for a few days in a row to bond your energy together

Your mala is like a new friend — give it time to know you. You’ll find your rhythm together.

Can someone else touch or wear my mala?

Short answer: it’s okay, but not ideal. Your mala carries your energy, your journey, your magic.

If someone else handles it, just give it a gentle cleanse and set your intention again. Think of it like resetting the energy. Trust your intuition — it will guide you.

Can I wear my mala every day?

Yes! Many people do. Just keep in mind:

  • Avoid getting it wet — water, lotions, perfume, and sweat can weaken the cord or affect some stones

  • Remove it before sleep or strenuous activity

Treat it with care, like the sacred object it is

How do I choose the right mala for me?

This is the best part — your heart already knows.
Start with:
A color or stone you’re drawn to


A feeling you want to cultivate (peace, strength, love, clarity)


A chakra or intention you want to work with


If you ever feel stuck, send me a message. I love helping people find the mala that’s calling them.



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