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Rudraksha Malas
A Rudraksha mala is a 108 + 1 bead strand, hand-knotted on red thread and finished with a tassel — made for japa, meditation and daily wear. The extra bead, the guru bead, marks where each round of 108 begins and ends.
Our malas are strung from a single Mukhi for a consistent strand, Lab Certified for authenticity, and traditionally worn on the recommendation of astrologers and pandits. Choose from the calming 5 Mukhi, the Lakshmi 7 Mukhi and more below.
10 pieces · Filter by origin & mukhi
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Mala · Nepal
Amorfos® Certified Bhrahma Mala 4 Mukhi Rudraksha Mala for Devotees (108+1 Beads) Brown
₹4,499₹7,500
5.0 (5)
33% offMala · Indonesia
Amorfos® Certified 9 Mukhi Rudraksha Mala / Nine Faced Rudraksh Healing Maala for Devotees (108+1 Beads) Brown
₹9,999₹15,000
4.6 (5)
33% off
Mala · Indonesia
Amorfos® Certified 10 Mukhi Rudraksha Healing Mala for Devotees with 108 + 1 Beads (Brown)
₹9,999₹14,998
40% off
Mala · Indonesia
Amorfos® Certified 2 Mukhi Rudraksha Mala/Two Faced Rudraksh Healing Maala for Devotees (108+1 Beads) Brown
₹4,499₹7,500
40% off
Mala · Nepal
Amorfos® Certified 6 Mukhi Rudraksha Mala / Saraswati Maala for Devotees (108+1 Beads) Brown
₹4,499₹7,500
5.0 (6)
32% off
Mala · Indonesia
Amorfos® 8 Mukhi Rudraksha Healing Mala for Devotees (Brown, 108 and 1)
₹7,499₹11,000
40% offMala · Indonesia
Amorfos® Natural Lakshmi Mala 7 Mukhi Rudraksha Mala for Astrology (108+1 Beads)
₹4,499₹7,500
4.8 (5)
40% off
Mala · Indonesia
Amorfos® Certified Agni Mala / 3 Mukhi Rudraksha Mala for Devotees (108+1 Beads) Brown
₹4,499₹7,500
Good to know
Questions, answered
- Why does a Rudraksha mala have 108 + 1 beads?
- 108 is the traditional count for a full round of japa; the additional guru bead marks where a round begins and ends, so you can keep count without breaking the strand.
- Which Mukhi is used in your malas?
- Each mala is strung from a single Mukhi so the strand stays consistent — most commonly 5, 7, 9 or 10 Mukhi. The Mukhi and its traditional association are listed on every product.
- How do I care for a Rudraksha mala?
- Keep it dry, wipe it gently after wear, and avoid harsh chemicals or perfume directly on the beads. Stored well, a Rudraksha mala lasts for years.
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