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5 Mukhi Rudraksha Mala – 108+1 Beads (5mm) | Java, Indonesia
5 Mukhi Rudraksha Mala – 108+1 Beads (5mm) | Java, Indonesia
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The 5 Mukhi is the bead almost every Rudraksha journey starts with. This is a full japa mala of 108 plus 1 beads, each roughly 5 to 7mm, knotted on thread and sourced from Java, Indonesia. The small bead size makes it light enough to wear all day.
- Safe for anyone to wear. The 5 Mukhi is the one Rudraksha with no restrictions attached to it, whatever your chart, age or practice level.
- Ruled by Jupiter (Guru). Jupiter governs wisdom, learning and expansion, which is why this bead is tied to clear thinking and steady growth.
- Built for 108 count japa. Full 108 plus one guru bead, knotted between each bead so your fingers find the count without looking.
- Calms a racing mind. Worn for mental quiet, better sleep and a steadier temper through a long day.
- Light enough to never take off. At 5 to 7mm this mala sits under a shirt collar without bulk, unlike a 10mm strand.
Product details
- Type: 5 Mukhi Rudraksha mala
- Beads: 108 + 1 guru bead
- Bead size: approx. 5 to 7mm
- Stringing: knotted thread
- Colour: brown
- Ruling planet: Jupiter (Guru)
- Pack of: 1
- Country of origin: Indonesia
Frequently asked questions
What does 108+1 mean?
108 counting beads plus one guru bead at the join. You do not cross the guru bead during japa, you reverse direction when you reach it.
Can I wear a 5 Mukhi mala every day?
Yes. It is the one Rudraksha with no wearing restrictions.
Should I pick 5mm or 10mm beads?
5mm for all day wear under clothes. 10mm if you mainly use it for seated japa and want a bead you can feel clearly between your fingers.
How do I care for it?
Take it off in the bath, keep it away from soap and perfume, and oil it lightly with sesame or mustard oil every few months so the beads do not dry and crack.
Where do these beads come from?
Java, Indonesia, one of the two genuine Rudraksha sources alongside Nepal.
