It is believed that in the early Islamic era, loose pebbles were used to keep tracking of tisbih, a form of dhikr regularly performed by Muslims. With time, these loose pebbles turned into a string of beads, some made of wood others of pearl, although any material can be used to produce the misbaha, really.
1. Deep blues
2. Different shades
3. These pearly whites blend with kiwi green
4. Making pastel look so classy
5. Integrating the "Hamsa Hand" into it
6. These multicolored beads resemble a chameleon
7. Olive colored beads that may just stir your appetite
