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These malas are composed of 30% iron from links
of one of the famous Chakzampa (Iron Bridge) built almost
600 years ago by the Mahasiddha Thangtong Gyalpo (1385-1509).
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Iron malas are mentioned in Guru Rinpoche's texts as being very conducive to protector practices,
and more specifically for the practice of Chana Dorje (Vajrapani).
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Nowadays, iron malas are very rarely found in Nepal,
but they are still quite popular in Mongolia.
*
These malas are composed of 30% iron from links
of one of the famous Chakzampa (Iron Bridge) built almost
600 years ago by the Mahasiddha Thangtong Gyalpo (1385-1509).
*
Iron malas are mentioned in Guru Rinpoche's texts as being very conducive to protector practices,
and more specifically for the practice of Chana Dorje (Vajrapani).
*
Nowadays, iron malas are very rarely found in Nepal,
but they are still quite popular in Mongolia.
*
These malas are very precious relics, which provide a direct link
with one of the most extraordinary Masters of the Tibetan tantric tradition.
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With time and use, iron malas develop a beautiful dark patina
(they rust on the surface and should be rubbed from time to time
with sand and oiled; the patina develops gradually).
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VERY LIMITED STOCK.
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Length: 38 cm.
Weight: Approximately 200 grams.
Bead diameter: 6 mm.
Material: Antique iron from a bridge link forged by Mahasiddha Thang Thong Gyalpo.
with one of the most extraordinary Masters of the Tibetan tantric tradition.
*
With time and use, iron malas develop a beautiful dark patina
(they rust on the surface and should be rubbed from time to time
with sand and oiled; the patina develops gradually).
*
VERY LIMITED STOCK.
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Length: 38 cm.
Weight: Approximately 200 grams.
Bead diameter: 6 mm.
Material: Antique iron from a bridge link forged by Mahasiddha Thang Thong Gyalpo.