5 Mukhi Rudraksha Jaap Mala | 108+1 Bead Mala for Chanting & Meditation | Manka

Description

5 Mukhi Rudraksha Jaap Mala — A Sacred Companion for Japa & Meditation

The Manka 5 Mukhi Rudraksha Jaap Mala brings together 108 earthy brown rudraksha beads and one guru bead, knotted on a vibrant red thread and finished with a traditional red tassel. The textured, deeply grooved surface of each bead feels grounding between the fingers, turning every round of chanting into a calm, tactile ritual.

Rudraksha has been revered in Indian spiritual traditions for centuries and is closely associated with Lord Shiva. A 108-bead jaap mala is the classic companion for mantra japa — helping you keep count, stay present and bring steady focus to your daily sadhana.

Why You’ll Love It

• 108 beads + 1 guru bead — the traditional count for mantra japa
• Earthy brown 5 mukhi rudraksha beads, approx. 7–8 mm, comfortable to hold and count
• Knotted on red thread for smooth, steady counting
• Finished with a classic red tassel
• A meaningful gift for devotees, seekers and those beginning a japa practice

Traditional Significance

In Hindu tradition, rudraksha beads are linked with Lord Shiva — the name is often understood as ‘the eyes of Rudra’. The 5 mukhi rudraksha, with five clefts (mukh) running along its surface, is the most widely used variety for japa and is traditionally associated with Shiva himself. The number 108 holds special significance in Indian spiritual practice, and the guru (sumeru) bead marks the beginning and end of each round — by tradition, it is not crossed; instead, the mala is turned around to begin the next round.

Product Details

• Beads: 5 mukhi rudraksha, earthy brown with a textured, grooved surface
• Bead size: Approx. 7–8 mm
• Count: 108 beads + 1 guru (sumeru) bead
• Stringing: Knotted on red thread
• Finish: Red tassel
• Use: Japa, mantra chanting, meditation and daily prayer
• Note: Each rudraksha bead is unique — slight variations in size, tone and texture are normal

Perfect For

• Daily japa and mantra chanting
• Meditation and mindfulness practice
• Maha Shivratri, Shravan month and festive pujas
• Gifting to parents, elders and fellow devotees

Care Guide

• Keep away from water, soap and harsh chemicals
• Avoid contact with perfume and cosmetics
• Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth; a soft brush helps clear dust from the grooves
• Store in a clean pouch or on your altar when not in use
• Handle the thread gently — knotted malas may need re-stringing over time with regular use

The Manka Experience

A modern expression of spiritual tradition, created for daily sadhana and meaningful gifting — श्रद्धा से समृद्धि तक.

Note: The spiritual and symbolic associations described here are based on traditional beliefs and cultural practices. They are not medical, financial or scientific claims, and results are not guaranteed.