The Rudraksha trees came into being, a sacred reminder of Shiva’s power and benevolence, and a testament to the balance he restored to the universe, in the material form.

I am the auspicious one, the inner light and the outer light, the indwelling light, higher than the highest, the light of all lights, self-luminous, the light that is the Self.

This Rudraksha destroys the devotees’ sins that are committed both night and day, by wearing it. By mere vision of the Rudraksha, the benefit will be say, a lac. But by wearing them, it will be a crore.

Numerous texts have explored the origin, significance, uses, and benefits of Rudraksha beads and malas, such as the Vedas, the Upanishads, the Puranas, Shree Bhagawatam and the epics.

Origin, harvest and types of Rudraksha in the farm and wild

Various mukhis, variations and characteristics of Rudraksha

Benefits of Rudraksha, and how to clean and use for healing

Significance and uses of Mala for personal use and rituals

divine beads and mala special – now available

Authentic Rudraksha from the Nepalese Mountains

We are please to announce availability of all kinds and types of Rudraksha Beads and Malas at our store. Rare Rudraksha are available only after the beginning of harvest season. We shall gladly accept backorder with a nominal deposit. Thank you for visiting us!

These are available in stock most of the time.
3,4,5,6,7,8, Ganesh

Some are available only during the harvest seasons.
2, 10-13, Gauri Shankar

These are of highest value and less than 500 per year.
14 – 19, Sawar

These are of highest value and less than 10 per year.
20, 21, 22+, Trijuti, 0, 1

Everyday malas for greetings and rituals.

Everyday malas for prayers and gifts.

These are designed for specific purposes.

These are the highest quality and value mala.

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