"Japa mala" literally means. 
"garland used for whispering prayers."

Used as a "prayer necklace" in Buddhist and Hindu religions, it embodies 6,000 years of history and tradition. 
Worn around the neck or twisted around the left wrist, the Japamala offers protection, serenity, recollection in prayer and meditation.
In creating her Japamalas, Rita Frascione was inspired by Tibetan ones.

 

Rita's "Japamalas" are instruments of energy recharging and well-being, thanks to the stones they are made of and the synergies released by them.

The Stones used, their number and combination, are not random, but the result of a precise harmonic arrangement, which aims to create a tool for physical, emotional and mental healing.

Thanks to this study, they result in objects of harmonious design, catch the attention of those who lay their eyes on them and are beautiful to wear at any time of your day.

 

They produce immediate effects of energy recharging, rebalancing the whole person.