The Mudra collection draws on ancient Indian spiritual traditions, where “Mudra” means sign or seal in Sanskrit. The Sanskrit term “Mudra” means sign or seal, designating precise finger positions used in meditation, sacred chanting and yoga. Mudras, sacred finger gestures, are practiced to channel energy and raise consciousness. Each Mudra has a unique energy and symbolism, influencing our state of consciousness and our connection with the universe.
Anjali Mudra, which in Sanskrit means “reverence”, is a gesture of greeting, expressing gratitude and unity. It’s a gesture that says “I see you” and “I recognize you as my equal”, illustrating universal unity and gratitude for the present moment. The Chin Mudra, with palm down, is the Gesture of Awareness. It develops self-knowledge and individual soul awareness. Jnana Mudra, with palm up, is the Gesture of Knowledge. It symbolizes the union of the self with the universe, moving from ignorance to wisdom. The Abhaya Mudra, with hand raised, palm open, represents protection and courage. In Sanskrit, Abhaya means “absence of fear”, a gesture that inspires peace and dispels doubts. It embodies the inner strength to face life’s challenges with confidence and serenity. It’s a gesture that says: “I’m here, safe, fearless.”