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Colourful Quality Shamballa Clay Crystal Disco Balls Macrame Friendship Bead Bracelets
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Indicative market price: R420
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South Africa
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Quality Shambhala Clay Crystal Disco Balls Macrame Friendship Bead Bracelets -
you will not find better quality
GUARANTEED!!!
We also sell Murano Glass, 925 Sterling Silver and Silver Plated Beads - all of our beads fits Pandora, Troll, Biagi, Chamilia, etc.
High Quality Crystals and Rope
The Spiritual History Of Shambhala
Shambahla beads originally come from a Tibetan Buddhist tradition Shambahla (also spelled Shamballa or Shambala) or Shangri-la. This is a mythical kingdom that is suppose to be hidden somewhere in the Middle of Asia. Many people speculate where this Kingdom is, some say North India, but it is often placed in central Asia, north or west of Tibet. Over the years Shambahla (also spelled Shamballa or Shambala) became an epitome of the Pure Land in Buddhism. It is a fabulous kingdom which took more spiritual meaning rather than just physical or geographic. The Shambahla (also spelled Shamballa or Shambala) myth later reached Western cultures as the place of pure spiritual being.
The beads have a holistic spirit and a look that could be described as discretely chic and expensive.
Each piece is handmade and a privilege to wear.
...Kloee, express yourself.
