11 Mukhi Rudraksha

Worn by practitioners for discipline in yoga and meditation, and by people in demanding jobs for nerve. All four options are loose beads: a drilled everyday bead, a long 26 mm oval, a dense premium 23 mm bead, and a collector-grade bead whose eleven natural faces are confirmed by IGL.

At a Glance

• Faces: 11 (Gyarah Mukhi)
• Shape: Oval
• Colour: Warm brown
• Condition: Natural and untreated
• Sourced from: Nepal; the drilled bead from Nepal or Indonesia as available
• Paperwork: IGL report with the collector bead; lab test reports with the 23 mm and 26 mm beads

Available As

• Bead — Loose 26 mm oval, approx. 2 g, lab report
• Bead — Premium 23 mm, approx. 3 g, lab report
• Bead — Drilled loose, approx. 2.5 g
• Bead — Collector grade 26 mm, IGL report

Why This One

• Four grades of loose bead
• Collector grade with IGL report
• Suggested for leadership and competitive exams

What 11 Mukhi Rudraksha Is Worn For

• Deepens meditation, yoga and mantra practice; builds willpower and self-control.
• Strengthens courage, leadership and decision-making in demanding and competitive roles.
• Supports determination and success in competitive endeavours and examinations.
• Believed to grant fearlessness and protection from negative energies and accidents.

Deity & Planet

Lord Hanuman (Ekadash Rudra). Answers to no single planet — worn to settle all of them.

Wearing Guide

Rinse the bead in clean water (or raw milk, if you prefer), set it before Shiva, and repeat Om Hreem Hum Namah 108 times; then put it on — ideally on a Monday morning. Wear it against the skin on red or black thread or in a silver or gold cap. Any sign of the zodiac may wear Rudraksha. Take it off to bathe or sleep, keep it away from perfume and cleaning chemicals, and re-oil it lightly once a year.

The wearing benefits described here follow Vedic tradition; they are not medical or scientific claims.