Himalayan organic five face Rudraksha necklace mala

Himalayan organic five face Rudraksha necklace mala. Standard size 108 beads grown up in Himalaya of Nepal without chemical, wax and color treatment

Rudraksha

 The Himalayan Organic Five Face Rudraksha Necklace Mala is a spiritually significant piece of jewelry deeply rooted in Hindu tradition. Comprising 108 five-faced (Panchmukhi) Rudraksha beads, this mala is revered for its purported ability to promote peace, mindfulness, and overall well-being. The five-faced Rudraksha is believed to symbolize the five elements (earth, water, fire, air, and ether) and is associated with the divine energy of Lord Shiva. 

Traditionally used in meditation and prayer, the mala is also worn as a protective talisman, thought to ward off negative energies and bring positive changes to the wearer's life. Each bead is organically harvested from the Rudraksha tree in the Himalayan region, ensuring authenticity and quality. The mala is often used for chanting mantras, specifically the "Om Namah Shivaya" mantra, enhancing spiritual growth and inner tranquility.

In addition to its spiritual benefits, the mala is crafted with aesthetic appeal, making it a beautiful accessory that can be worn daily. Its organic nature and traditional craftsmanship appeal to those who appreciate natural, eco-friendly products with cultural significance. The Himalayan Organic Five Face Rudraksha Necklace Mala is thus a blend of spiritual, cultural, and aesthetic value.

About this item

•  100 % Authentic natural Himalayan fresh grown new bead without mold, crack and damaged old cheap bead.
•  Its medium standard 10-12 mm size bead which in only found in high hills above 400 meters at Nepal . Its length is 3 Feet round because of 108+1 Guru bead.
•  No waxing , No Chemical , No coloring and No cheap dark damaged bead.
•  Authenticity Quality Certificate is attached in the package.
•  The 5 face Rudraksha is associated with Lord Shiva and Planet Jupiter which helps to control five thieves of human life Kama (lust), Krodh (wrath), Lobh (greed), Moh (attachment) and Ahankar (ego or excessive pride)