Mālā wrist bracelet 21 grains of 10 mm. in Rudra seeds with Tibetan bag

The mālā bracelet with 21 10 mm beads in Rudraksha seeds is a sacred and significant object in the Hindu and Buddhist tradition.

Rudraksha Seeds: These are the seeds of the Elaeocarpus ganitrus plant, which grows mainly in the Himalayan area, Nepal, India and Indonesia. Rudraksha seeds have particular spiritual importance and are considered sacred in many cultures of India and Asia. They have a natural, rough surface and may vary slightly in shape and color.

Grain Size: Each Rudraksha seed has a diameter of 10 millimeters, offering a remarkable tactile and visual experience.

The 21 Rudraksha beads are strung on a strong thread

Spiritual Meaning

Number 21: The number 21 can have different symbolic meanings in spiritual traditions. It can represent the completion of a cycle or an important phase in spiritual practice.

Rudraksha: These seeds are associated with Lord Shiva in Hinduism. They are said to bring blessings, protection and peace to the wearer, as well as aiding in concentration during meditation.

Mālā: Traditionally, mālā are necklaces or bracelets used to count repetitions of mantras during meditation or prayer.

Usage

The mālā bracelet can be worn daily as a symbol of spirituality and protection, or can be used specifically during meditation or prayer.

The pouch can be used to store the bracelet when it is not being worn or to carry it with you in a safe and respectful way.