A Rudraksha mala made with 11 Mukhi beads from Indonesia (Java). The 11 Mukhi is blessed by Lord Hanuman and the eleven Rudras, and is used for courage, discipline and fearlessness.
It has 108+1 beads: the full count used for japa, where the extra (guru or sumeru) bead marks the start and end of each round.
Worn on the wrist, it keeps the Rudraksha close to you through the day without needing a mala or pendant.
How to use it
- For japa, hold the mala in the right hand and move one bead per mantra, using the thumb and middle finger; do not cross the guru bead, turn the mala around instead.
- Chant "Om Namah Shivaya" 108 times before wearing it for the first time.
- Keep it in the puja room when not wearing it, and avoid wearing it to funerals or while sleeping if you follow strict tradition.
Specifications
| Brand |
VastuStoreOnline |
| Material |
Natural Rudraksha |
| Origin |
Indonesia (Java) |
| Bead count |
108+1 |
| Mukhi (faces) |
11 |
| Size |
10 mm |
| Shipping |
Free worldwide, tracked |
Frequently asked questions
Are the beads genuine?
Yes. We use natural Rudraksha beads only; genuine mukhis are natural grooves that run from top to bottom, not carved lines.
Will it fit my wrist?
It fits an average adult wrist. Message us on WhatsApp before ordering if you need a different size.
Can I wear the mala and also use it for japa?
Many people keep one mala for japa and another for wearing. If you use one for both, wear it after your japa and keep it in the puja room at night.
How do I care for it?
Keep it away from soap, perfume and chemicals. Clean the beads with a soft brush and water, and apply a little sandalwood or mustard oil every few months.
When will it arrive, and how can I pay?
Shipping is free and tracked to every country we deliver to. Most international parcels arrive in 12–22 working days, depending on customs. You can pay by card (Visa, Mastercard) or PayPal.