Crafts and Hobbies / Self Help · Hardback
Make your own mala necklace
Norwegian title: Lag ditt eget malakjede
Do you like the beautiful pearl necklaces that yogis and others use? Now you can learn how to make your own mala necklace, and how to add meaning to it. A mala is a necklace - a string of pearls - a spiritual ornament. The mala is beautiful to look at and an aid for prayer and meditation. The purpose of the mala, besides being a necklace filled with memories and symbolism, is to guide you in your daily life and remind you of your spiritual life.
In this book by Monica Øien, she tells us about the symbolism, the craft and how to, inspiring you to make your very own dream necklaces. You are invited to add symbolism, shapes, moods, memories and colours in your mala necklace, and to add your own inner voice, your hopes and your intentions. It is said that the stones and colours that you are first drawn to are those you should make a mala out of. You can buy a mala kit, or you can choose your own pearls and charms for your mala. See if you can find something on the beach or amongst your childhood jewellery. You can use rings, earrings, amulets and other memories from your life as a mala. Monica Øien is a writer, blogger, founder and jewellery designer. She is a certified pilates and yoga instructor, and has been working with the celebrity trainer Tracy Anderson method, doing workshops in New York, Los Angeles and London. As well as mala workshops she does workshops in etheric oils and chakra healing.
Material available
- ✓ Synopsis & author CV
- ✓ Full manuscript (Norwegian)
- ✓ Sample translation on request
Original publisher
Cappelen Damm
Publication
2017
Length
136 pages
Format
Hardback
Genre
Crafts and Hobbies / Self Help
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