This 18-metre coil of Kalawa wire, also known as Mauli, is a symbol of Hindu spirituality.
Composed of 4 threads in bright colours, it allows to make many bracelets.
The colours also evoke the symbolism rasta, adding a unique cultural touch.
Kalawa, or Mauli, is a sacred thread worn during religious ceremonies to symbolize devotion and protection.
Traditionally attached to the right wrist of men and to the left wrist of women, it is supposed to strengthen the connection with deities and push back negative energies.
The colours of the Kalawa – red, yellow and green – find resonance in the Rasta movement.
They represent sacrifice, natural wealth and hope respectively, making them a significant accessory beyond cultural boundaries.
In addition to its spiritual role, this Kalawa yarn coil is ideal for making bracelets, ankle towers or custom necklaces.
It can also be used as a decorative element, combining tradition and modernity.
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