Rudraksha Mala

Rudraksha Mala

What is mala?

The word mala was derived from the Sanskrit word ‘Garland’, a set of beads used by Buddhists, Hindus, and Yogis. Traditional Rudraksha Mala beads consist of 108 beads strung on durable material, finished with a tassel or knotted ends. These malas are used during Meditation, where the practitioner has to count the number of times he or she repeats a chant, mantra or intention. Mala beads are made up of different materials such as wood, seed, precious or semi-precious stones. These are worn around the neck or wrist.

Rudraksha Mala:

Rudraksha is a seed that is covered by a blue outer shell when ripe, sometimes called blueberry beads. These seeds are valued similarly to semi-precious stones and are primarily used as organic jewellery and malas in India, Nepal and Indonesia. Rudraksha is a Sanskrit word consisting of Rudra and Aksha. Rudra is one of Shiva’s Vedic names and Aksha means ‘eyes’. Thus; called “Lord Rudra’s eyes” in translation. This Rudraksha mala is burnt sienna in colour and is not only great for spiritual practices but is beautifully worn as jewellery.

– Enhance your meditation.

– Cleansing Chakras

– Promotes energy and enthusiasm.

– Rudraksha mala crafted with 108 sandalwood beads.

– Promotes spiritual awareness when worn.

– Are worn around the neck or wrist.

Please allow a measurement error of 1 cm (cm units) and 1 mm (mm units),  because it is measured by hand. Thank you.