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Explore natural Rudraksha beads for prayer, jap and everyday wear.

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Rudraksha

Gol Dana identifies the rounded form of this Nepal-listed two-faced bead. Its Ardhanarishvara symbolism makes it a devotional choice for Shiva-Shakti worship.

Nepali 2 Mukhi Rudraksha (Gol Dana)

One Nepali 2 Mukhi Rudraksha (Gol Dana) in loose-bead form, without silver capping. Choose this option for your own mounting or prayer-space use. Confirm whether a thread is supplied.

Loose Bead

The thirteen-faced Rudraksha is associated with Indra and Kamadeva in several devotional traditions. It may be chosen as a symbol of aspiration, creativity and thoughtful self-expression.

13 Mukhi Rudraksha – Nepal Origin

Gauri Shankar is a joined two-bead form associated with Shiva and Parvati. Devotees may choose it for a prayer intention of togetherness and family unity.

Gauri Shankar Rudraksha – Nepal Origin

One Gauri Shankar Rudraksha in loose-bead form, without silver capping. Choose this option for your own mounting or prayer-space use. Confirm whether a thread is supplied.

Barah or Dwadash Mukhi means twelve-faced Rudraksha. Its Surya and twelve-Aditya associations make it a devotional symbol of clarity, consistency and responsibility.

12 Mukhi Rudraksha – Nepal Origin

One 12 Mukhi Rudraksha in loose-bead form, without silver capping. Choose this option for your own mounting or prayer-space use. Confirm whether a thread is supplied.

Gyarah Mukhi has eleven natural divisions. The eleven Rudras provide its traditional context, and Hanuman is a widely followed devotional association.

11 Mukhi Rudraksha – Nepal Origin

One 11 Mukhi Rudraksha in loose-bead form, without silver capping. Choose this option for your own mounting or prayer-space use. Confirm whether a thread is supplied.

Nau Mukhi is associated with Durga and Navadurga in widely followed devotion. It can accompany Devi worship or an intention to meet responsibilities with resolve.

9 Mukhi Rudraksha – Nepal Origin

One 9 Mukhi Rudraksha with the silver capping finish listed by Vedic Rishi. Confirm the available mounting, metal purity and whether a thread or chain is supplied before ordering.

Silver Capping

Das Mukhi is the ten-faced Rudraksha associated with Vishnu, also called Janardana. Its devotional theme is preservation: maintaining prayer and attending to responsibilities.

10 Mukhi Rudraksha – Nepal Origin

One 10 Mukhi Rudraksha in loose-bead form, without silver capping. Choose this option for your own mounting or prayer-space use. Confirm whether a thread is supplied.

Aath Mukhi has eight natural divisions and is associated with Ganesha in widely followed practice. It may mark a prayerful beginning to a course, role or undertaking.

8 Mukhi Rudraksha – Nepal Origin

One 8 Mukhi Rudraksha in loose-bead form, without silver capping. Choose this option for your own mounting or prayer-space use. Confirm whether a thread is supplied.

Kaju Dana describes the cashew-like shape sold here under the one-faced Rudraksha name. Devotees may choose the form for Shiva worship and contemplation.

1 Mukhi Rudraksha – Kaju Dana

One 1 Mukhi Rudraksha (Kaju Dana) in loose-bead form, without silver capping. Choose this option for your own mounting or prayer-space use. Confirm whether a thread is supplied.

Saat Mukhi is the seven-faced bead associated with Mahalakshmi in widely followed devotion. It can mark an intention of gratitude and responsible stewardship of resources.

7 Mukhi Rudraksha – Nepal Origin

One 7 Mukhi Rudraksha in loose-bead form, without silver capping. Choose this option for your own mounting or prayer-space use. Confirm whether a thread is supplied.

This two-faced Rudraksha is listed as the Dehradun variety. Its Ardhanarishvara symbolism offers a personal focus for Shiva-Shakti worship and togetherness intentions.

2 Mukhi Rudraksha – Dehradun

One 2 Mukhi Rudraksha (Dehradun) in loose-bead form, without silver capping. Choose this option for your own mounting or prayer-space use. Confirm whether a thread is supplied.

Ganesha Rudraksha is named for a trunk-like projection on the bead. Its Ganapati symbolism makes it a devotional choice for beginning thoughtfully and approaching difficulties with patience.

Ganesha Rudraksha – Nepal Origin

One Ganesha Rudraksha in loose-bead form, without silver capping. Choose this option for your own mounting or prayer-space use. Confirm whether a thread is supplied.

Teen Mukhi is a three-faced Rudraksha associated with Agni. Fire supplies a devotional symbolism of renewal, making the bead a possible reminder of a fresh commitment.

3 Mukhi Rudraksha – Nepal Origin

One 3 Mukhi Rudraksha in loose-bead form, without silver capping. Choose this option for your own mounting or prayer-space use. Confirm whether a thread is supplied.

Cheh Mukhi is the six-faced Rudraksha associated with Kartikeya. It can be chosen as a devotional reminder of discipline, courage and purposeful action.

6 Mukhi Rudraksha – Nepal Origin

One 6 Mukhi Rudraksha in loose-bead form, without silver capping. Choose this option for your own mounting or prayer-space use. Confirm whether a thread is supplied.

Panchmukhi means five-faced. This offering is one bead associated with Kalagni Rudra, a form of Shiva, rather than a complete chanting mala.

5 Mukhi Rudraksha – Nepal Origin

One 5 Mukhi Rudraksha in loose-bead form, without silver capping. Choose this option for your own mounting or prayer-space use. Confirm whether a thread is supplied.

Chaar Mukhi is a four-faced Rudraksha associated with Brahma in widely followed devotion. Its learning and creation symbolism may suit a prayer reminder alongside reading, writing or study.

4 Mukhi Rudraksha – Nepal Origin

One 4 Mukhi Rudraksha in loose-bead form, without silver capping. Choose this option for your own mounting or prayer-space use. Confirm whether a thread is supplied.