108 + 1 Rudraksha Beads | Handpicked in Rishikesh, India
High-quality, hand-knotted Rudraksha mala for Japa meditation
Each Rudraksha Mala has been personally selected in Rishikesh by Stuart, under the guidance of his teacher Vishvaji, to ensure the highest energetic and material quality.
These are not mass-produced or chemically treated malas — they are organic, unadulterated Rudraksha beads, traditionally hand-knotted between each bead to support longevity and ease of practice. If ever the string breaks, the knots ensure that the mala can be repaired with ease and care.
Each mala consists of 108 beads plus the Guru bead, symbolising the sacred cycle of completion. The medium-sized Rudraksha beads (approx. 7–8 mm) are ideal for Japa — comfortable to hold, substantial enough to feel each bead, and perfectly weighted for rhythm and presence.
With consistent practice and care — gently rubbing the beads with ghee or coconut oil from time to time — your Rudraksha mala will mature beautifully and can last a lifetime… or lifetimes.
High-quality Rudraksha Japa Mala (108 + 1 beads)
Cotton Japa Bag — to hold your mala close to your heart during Japa practice
Blessing & care guidance
In the tradition of Bhakti and Yoga, the Rudraksha is revered as a seed of pure consciousness — a living link between the earthly and the divine.
Each bead carries a vibration that supports inner focus, devotion, and clarity of heart.
These malas were chosen not only for their purity and craftsmanship but for their energetic integrity — sourced from the holy lands of Rishikesh, where mantra and the heart meet at ma Ganga.
Keep your mala in its japa bag when not in use.
Avoid exposure to chemicals or synthetic perfumes.
Occasionally anoint the beads with a drop of ghee or coconut oil.
Treat it with reverence — this is not just jewellery, but a sacred practice tool.
Handpicked in Rishikesh, India | Natural, untreated Rudraksha
Postage: Included within Australia
108 + 1 Rudraksha Beads | Handpicked in Rishikesh, India
High-quality, hand-knotted Rudraksha mala for Japa meditation
Each Rudraksha Mala has been personally selected in Rishikesh by Stuart, under the guidance of his teacher Vishvaji, to ensure the highest energetic and material quality.
These are not mass-produced or chemically treated malas — they are organic, unadulterated Rudraksha beads, traditionally hand-knotted between each bead to support longevity and ease of practice. If ever the string breaks, the knots ensure that the mala can be repaired with ease and care.
Each mala consists of 108 beads plus the Guru bead, symbolising the sacred cycle of completion. The medium-sized Rudraksha beads (approx. 7–8 mm) are ideal for Japa — comfortable to hold, substantial enough to feel each bead, and perfectly weighted for rhythm and presence.
With consistent practice and care — gently rubbing the beads with ghee or coconut oil from time to time — your Rudraksha mala will mature beautifully and can last a lifetime… or lifetimes.
High-quality Rudraksha Japa Mala (108 + 1 beads)
Cotton Japa Bag — to hold your mala close to your heart during Japa practice
Blessing & care guidance
In the tradition of Bhakti and Yoga, the Rudraksha is revered as a seed of pure consciousness — a living link between the earthly and the divine.
Each bead carries a vibration that supports inner focus, devotion, and clarity of heart.
These malas were chosen not only for their purity and craftsmanship but for their energetic integrity — sourced from the holy lands of Rishikesh, where mantra and the heart meet at ma Ganga.
Keep your mala in its japa bag when not in use.
Avoid exposure to chemicals or synthetic perfumes.
Occasionally anoint the beads with a drop of ghee or coconut oil.
Treat it with reverence — this is not just jewellery, but a sacred practice tool.
Handpicked in Rishikesh, India | Natural, untreated Rudraksha
Postage: Included within Australia
