Description
Rudraksha Japa Mala – 108+1 Beads, Handmade in Nepal
Deepen your practice with our rudraksha japa mala, a 108-bead mala plus one guru bead, handmade in Kathmandu with polished rudraksha seeds. Each seed is treated with oils and sanded to make it softer to the touch, then strung by hand by one of the artisans we work with in Nepal.
Product Details
- Bead count: 108 beads plus 1 guru bead (109 total)
- Seed size: Approx. 8mm
- Circumference: Approx. 80cm (natural seeds vary slightly)
- Guru bead: Ceramic and metal, decorated with colored beads and three spacers
- Cord: Red cord with a sliding knot to adjust tension
- Origin: Handmade in Nepal
Meaning & Traditional Use
Rudraksha beads are traditionally associated with healing and protective qualities. Many practitioners find that meditating with a rudraksha mala helps increase the ability to concentrate, offering greater clarity and tranquility during japa or mantra recitation. The three spacer beads, placed every 27 beads, help you keep count during a full round of 108 repetitions without losing your place.
Perfect For
- Daily japa and mantra recitation
- Meditation and mindfulness practice
- Spiritual gifts for practitioners and beginners alike
- Everyday wear as a meaningful accessory
Why Choose This Rudraksha Japa Mala?
- 108+1 traditional count: The full mala plus guru bead supports a complete round of practice.
- Handmade in Nepal: Strung by skilled artisans in Kathmandu.
- Adjustable cord: A sliding knot lets you set your preferred tension.
- Decorative guru bead: Ceramic and metal detailing marks the start and end of each round.
Caring for Your Mala
Keep your mala in a soft pouch or box when not in use, away from direct sunlight and moisture, to protect the natural materials over time. Handle the beads gently rather than pulling on the cord, and avoid exposing them to perfumes, lotions or harsh chemicals that can dull their natural finish. With reasonable care, a well-made mala can last for years of daily practice.
Read more about rudraksha beads and their benefits in our Rudraksha Types and Benefits guide. Explore more handmade japa malas and prayer beads from Nepal in our Vintuna Crafts collection. You can also discover more designs at PaperLampshade and browse additional pieces at BeadsJoy Crafts.
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