Rudraksha Mala

One hundred and eight genuine rudraksha seeds, hand-strung with a red tassel — a rudraksha mala built for counting breath or mantra and worn through the days that ask for steadier footing.

The seeds come from the rudraksha tree that grows in the foothills of the Himalayas, and they have traveled with meditators for centuries. Long linked to the figure of Shiva — in tradition they are called his teardrops — they stand for focus, devotion, and a quiet, settled mind. Some carry them daily as a way to stay present, and the rough natural surface of each seed gives the fingers something real to move over, bead by bead.

Loop it long as a necklace or wrap it twice around the wrist; either way it works as a grounding anchor during practice and a small cue you can touch through the rest of the day. The Verso la Terra team strings each piece from genuine natural seeds and tucks in a simple intention card.

Perché ti piacerà

• Large 18mm genuine rudraksha seeds with a red tassel
• 108 beads — the traditional count for japa meditation
• Wear it long as a necklace or wrap it twice around the wrist
• A grounding everyday strand suited for both men and women

Come indossarlo

Wear it long as a single strand, layer it with other necklaces, or wrap it twice around the wrist as a stacked bracelet. During meditation, move bead by bead to count breaths, mantra, or intentions.

Dettagli

• Large 18mm genuine rudraksha seeds, 108 beads with red tassel
• Suited for both men and women — can be wrapped around twice
• Length 70″ overall, 35″ when doubled
• Colors may vary slightly as a natural product

Cura

Keep the mala dry — avoid swimming, showering, perfume, and lotions, which can affect the natural seeds and cord over time. Wipe gently with a soft cloth and store flat or hanging to protect the strand.

Rudraksha meanings are based on tradition and personal practice. This mala is a symbolic wellness accessory and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition.