5 Mukhi Rudraksha Japa Mala
The classic 108-bead japa mala in five-face Rudraksha — light, knotted and ready for counting.
A hand-knotted japa mala of 108 small five-face beads plus a guru bead, for counting mantras. Around twenty grams — light enough to wear between sessions.
At a Glance
- Faces: 5 (Panch Mukhi)
- Form: Japa mala
- Beads: 108 counting beads + 1 guru bead
- Weight: Approx. 21 g
- Colour: Warm brown
- Cord: Strong cotton, knotted
- Sourced from: Nepal or Indonesia as available
- Paperwork: None — natural beads, sold as a mala
Why This One
- 108 + 1 natural five-face beads
- Hand-knotted for durability
- Wearable as a necklace
What 5 Mukhi Rudraksha Japa Mala Is Worn For
- Supports japa, meditation and yoga; brings peace of mind and emotional balance.
- A daily reminder of discipline and focus that carries the calm of practice into work.
- Associated with wisdom in financial decisions and steady, well-grounded growth.
- Believed to create a protective, positive aura around the wearer.
Deity & Planet
Lord Shiva. Governing planet: Jupiter.
Wearing Guide
Rinse the bead in clean water (or raw milk, if you prefer), set it before Shiva, and repeat Om Namah Shivaya 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.
Career & Business
A daily reminder of discipline and focus that carries the calm of practice into work.
Wealth & Finance
Associated with wisdom in financial decisions and steady, well-grounded growth.
Love & Relationships
Supports japa, meditation and yoga; brings peace of mind and emotional balance.
Health & Protection
Believed to create a protective, positive aura around the wearer.
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