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length
Most of our standard size malas are 8mm plus markers and a tassel or knotted ends, that is about 35″ in diameter (length) before the tassel, focal bead or knotted ends. The end add about 2-3.”
Mala Bead Necklace Size
Our traditional size mala in 8mm. All sizes are approximate as beads can vary by 1-1.5mm.
about 34"L

8mm Tassel or Traditional Mala
This is our traditional size mala. All sizes are approximate as beads can vary by 1-1.5mm.
about 34"L

Knotted Tassel Mala
Knotted malas are 6mm or 8mm beads with knots or seed beads separating each bead. They add about 3" for the length= 38".
6mm 30
8mm34"L

6mm Tassel Mala
Mini malas are 6mm beads knotted or unknotted are is about 26" in diameter (length) before the end components.
about 26-28"L

13-14mm Bodhi Mala
Tibetan Bodhi seed are very large, about 56" is diameter (length) unless otherwise noted.
about 55-58"L

Why we're Different
Most of the beads that we choose are measured when they are made, a process called "calibration," to ensure roundness and regularity. Below is an extreme example of a strand of lower grade 8mm coral where the cutters where not carefully measuring for precision. Oftentimes, the cutters use imprecise hand methods of measuring, but not with our well-crafted designs from Sakura!
calibrated beads

Genuine 3 Hold Guru Beads
We offer three holed guru beads. Imported malas often have irregular beads, tight knotting, and loosely attached tassels or focal beads. We use calibrated beads and durable cord for smooth movement and lasting quality. Made and designed in the USA unless noted.

Bracelet Sizes
Our macrame slipknot, clasped and elastic slip on bracelets all are adjustable from about 6.5" to 8", if you need custom sizing we can offer that here in out Boulder studio!

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