Punjabi Sikh Mala

We, at Urban Akali, are aware of the connections between your unique style and religion. For this reason, we provide a carefully chosen selection of Punjabi Sikh malas that are beautifully crafted to enhance your own identity while also having great spiritual significance.

Whether you’re seeking a traditional mala for meditation and prayer, or a more contemporary piece to express your faith through fashion, we have something for everyone and hence we offer fashionable beads for sale.

More than just fashionable beads:

Our malas are more than just beaded strings; they are potent representations of religion, customs, and inner serenity. Every single mala is expertly made with care, utilizing premium materials and imbued with the essence of Sikh tradition.

Why Choose Urban Akali Malas:

• Authenticity: We collaborate with skilled artisans who understand the significance of each mala and use traditional techniques to create authentic pieces.
• Variety of Styles: From classic tulsi mala beads to contemporary designs with semi-precious stones and intricate metalwork, we offer a diverse range to suit your preferences.
• Ethical Sourcing: We are dedicated to using fair trade and ethical sourcing methods to ensure the sustainability and quality of our supply chain.
• Fashionable Design: We believe faith can be expressed through style. Our malas are designed to be both meaningful and aesthetically pleasing, allowing you to seamlessly integrate them into your everyday wardrobe.

We have a large variety:

Urban Akali offers a vibrant selection of malas, each with its own unique style and spiritual significance. Here’s a breakdown of some of the popular categories you’ll encounter:

Punjabi Mala: These classic malas include single or several strands of colourful beads depicting the magnificent land and rivers of Punjab, cultivated by diligent farmers who feed the world. It provides protection, deflects negativity, and fosters a sense of grounded resolve. Bronzite promotes spiritual clarity and adaptability to life’s developing paths. Furthermore, it promotes civility, which is an important quality for individuals who serve the public.

BAAJ: The Baaj mala, based on the famous statement, “I don’t need an army, just the willpower to triumph in the name of Guru Gobind Singh,” honours the Sikhs’ unyielding spirit. It’s a reminder that inner strength and faith are the most effective weapons. These malas are often made of heavier metal beads, such as iron or steel.  They symbolize strength, determination, and courage.  The weight of the BAAJ mala acts as a tangible reminder of inner strength.

Flower of Life: This beautiful mala has the Flower of Life motif, which is engraved into the hallowed Golden Temple in Amritsar. This ancient sign represents the universe’s interconnection and spans civilizations and faiths. It is an effective instrument for meditation and a source of inspiration in everyday life. This intricate geometric pattern finds expression in some malas. The Flower of Life represents sacred geometry and the interconnectedness of all living things. Wearing a Flower of Life mala can symbolize a desire for harmony and balance.

Shera (Lion): The lion, fierce and magnificent, is an important emblem in Sikhism. Shera malas, which frequently include beads sculpted with lion images, symbolize bravery, leadership, and monarchy.  Wearing a Shera mala can help to develop these attributes within oneself.

Prayer: These malas have specific components linked with prayer or meditation techniques, such as a miniature metal representation of clasped hands, which represents the centrality of prayer in Sikh practice. This could include sandalwood beads, known for their calming properties, or beads inscribed with sacred mantras. A prayer mala acts as a focal point for spiritual reflection.

Tassel: Some malas incorporate a decorative tassel at the end.  While primarily aesthetic, tassels can also hold symbolic meaning. In some cases, they represent the connection between the physical and spiritual realms.

Khanda: The Khanda, or double-edged sword, is an important symbol in Sikhism.  Khanda malas, which include the Khanda or incorporate its iconography, symbolize the pursuit of virtue and the defence of justice. A prayer mala acts as a focal point for spiritual reflection.

Explore our diverse collection:

• Semi-Precious Stone Malas: Elevate your look with malas featuring stunning gemstones like amethyst, rose quartz, and turquoise. Each stone carries unique energies, adding a personal touch to your practice.
• Contemporary Designs: Discover modern interpretations of the classic mala, featuring intricate beadwork, metal accents, and unique colour combinations. Express your faith with a touch of personal flair.
• Khanda Malas: Show your devotion to the Khalsa spirit with malas featuring the iconic Khanda symbol. These powerful symbols serve as a constant reminder of your strength and connection to your faith.

Find the perfect mala for you:

With so many options to choose from, finding the perfect mala can feel overwhelming. Here are some tips:

• Consider your purpose: Are you looking for a mala for meditation, prayer, or simply to express your faith?
• Choose your materials: Do you prefer the natural beauty of wood, the calming energy of stones, or the modern appeal of metal accents?
• Select your style: Go for a classic design for a timeless look, or explore contemporary styles to match your personal taste.

More than just a product, a community:

You’re not simply purchasing a mala when you choose Urban Akali, you’re also becoming a part of a group of people that respect tradition, faith, and individual expression

Ready to embark on your journey?

Look through our selection of Punjabi Sikh malas now to find the ideal item to strengthen your religion and showcase your individual flair. Keep in mind that choosing a mala that resonates with you and directs you on your path is part of your unique journey.