It was just over a year ago I crafted my first mala to take with me on my yoga teacher training in Guatemala.
I used it most mornings in Japa meditation practice and found so much ease, solace and beauty in a meditation practice I found so enjoyable! Feeling the smooth crystal beads under my fingers, and the textured rudraksha.
When I returned home from 5 months of travel around Central America, I made my Mum a mala for Mother's Day which she also loved very much!
It was this that grew my curiosity. After much trial and attempt to make my perfect mala (we're talking countless trials of cord widths and materials) I finally found the recipe and journeyed into weaving EnchantedMalas.
I often hold gatherings on the Pagan sabbats, and inspired by the powerful transformational energy held by these times, the Wheel of the Year series bloomed as the first EnchantedMalas series!
The Wheel of the Year series is not solely intended for use on the sabbats, instead to channel the energy of these times at any point in your day/life. However it can also be quite blissful using them at the connected sabbat!

- How to chose your mala -

Each mala has a three word intention; tune in on where you are in your life right now, what would you like to focus on? and which areas may need assistance? Each mala holds a unique energy that you can work with at this time. You may also chose to work with them according to the wheel of the year, and using each around each different sabbat.

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