A 1008 Rudraksha Mala is a traditional spiritual mala consisting of 1008 natural Rudraksha beads, primarily used for Japa, mantra chanting, meditation, pooja and Sadhana. Its large bead count makes it suitable for extended spiritual practice.

Traditionally, Rudraksha malas are used as spiritual aids for Japa, meditation, concentration, devotion and spiritual discipline. A 1008-bead mala is particularly suited to longer and dedicated chanting practices.

The 1008 Rudraksha Mala can be used by devotees, spiritual practitioners and anyone who wishes to incorporate Japa, meditation, pooja or Sadhana into their spiritual routine. It may also be used for Japa without being worn.

This mala contains 1008 natural Rudraksha beads.

The mala is made with natural 5 Mukhi Rudraksha beads, approximately 6–7 mm in size.

The 1008 Rudraksha Mala can be worn as part of a spiritual practice. However, because of its large bead count and length, it is generally more practical for Japa, meditation and Sadhana rather than continuous everyday wear.

Yes. The 1008 Rudraksha Mala is especially suitable for Japa, mantra chanting, meditation, pooja and dedicated Sadhana. Its 1008-bead count makes it suitable for extended chanting sessions.

Yes. Bhavam uses carefully selected natural Rudraksha beads. Natural variations in size, colour, texture and surface appearance are normal and make each mala unique.

Every Bhavam 1008 Rudraksha Mala is prayerfully prepared before dispatch through traditional spiritual practices, including purification, Abhishekam and mantra chanting.

Keep the mala dry and away from prolonged moisture. Avoid perfumes, oils, soaps and chemicals. Do not soak or wash it in water. Store it in a clean, dry pouch and handle the beads and thread gently.