• Golden sheen obsidian beaded mala necklace with red flower beads and skull beads and a tassel on a white background
  • Close up of mala necklace with golden sheen obsidian, smoky quartz, and red rose beads on a white background
  • Close up of Goddess Kali mala necklace tassel with dagger charm and black lava stone guru bead
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Goddess Kali Mala Necklace

Goddess Kali Mala Necklace

$133.00 USD
$133.00 USD
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Invoke creation through destruction with the Goddess Kali Mala Necklace from the Good At Life Goddess Collection!

Goddess Kali (Hindu) — the dark mother, the liberator — calls us to burn what no longer serves. She tears away illusion, destroys the ego, and reveals the fierce, luminous truth beneath. Allow this handcrafted mala to unite her energy with your own, honoring the radically compassionate power of the divine feminine. Golden Sheen Obsidian and Smoky Quartz work together to dissolve fear and illuminate shadow. Red flowers symbolize living offerings of devotion and vitality. Adorned with skulls, anchored by a Black Lava Stone guru bead, and finished with a charcoal tassel and dagger charm, this mala is a bold companion for those ready to embrace the sacred flame of transformation and walk fearlessly into their becoming.

Chant “Om Krim Kali.”


Handmade with love & light.

Each mala is made entirely by hand in small batches. From stone selection and bead layout to stringing, finishing, and final inspection, every piece is created with care and intention. The process takes approximately 2–3 hours per mala, allowing time for thoughtful design, quality craftsmanship, and energetic attention. No two malas are exactly alike.

What is a mala?

A mala is a strand of beads traditionally used for meditation, breath, or mantra repetition. Each bead marks a moment of awareness, helping slow the mind and support emotional regulation. Many malas contain 108 beads, a number honored across spiritual traditions as a symbol of wholeness, completion, and the connection between the inner and outer worlds. Malas may be used in formal practice or worn as a gentle reminder to return to presence throughout the day.

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