Malas & Rosaries

The word Rudraksha comes from the two Sanskrit words Rudra - a synonym for Lord Shiva and Aksha - means "Eyes”. Botanically, the rudraksha tree is known as  Elaecarpus ganitrus Roxb. The Seed of this plant has a rough surface and a hole running through it from top to bottom. Each seed also possesses from 1 to 21 vertical lines running down its surface, like the longitude lines on a globe. These lines are known as mukhas or facets and are natural formations of the seed. Seed with one vertical line is known as Ek-mukhi (one facet); those with two lines are Do-mukhi (two facets), and so on. Each bead has a different effect on the wearer, depending on the number of mukhis it has.

Rudraksha Center provides wide range of Rudraksha Malas which includes different faced Rudraksha Mala, 1 to 14 Mukhi Shiva Mala and different combination malas.