Tibetan Churu Mala - Traditional Beads Mala kaalsarp Way of wearing - One

Way of wearing - One Mukhi Rudraksha can be worn around the neck or alternately it can be kept in the place of worship after performing the " Pran Pratishtha Puja " before wearing it for the first time

Dhritarashter

Wearers of 8 mukhi rudraksha get long life and they become truthful

Finish: Handcrafted and hand-painted

and abundance in Hindu tradition

Tibetan Churu Mala - Traditional Beads Mala kaalsarp Way of wearing - OneThis Tibetan Churu mala is made using churu beads, a name used in Tibetan regions for coral. Churu, also referred to as Tibetan coral, has been traditionally used in Tibetan jewellery and malas for its distinctive light orange colour and smooth bead finish. Churu and turquoise are among the commonly seen bead materials in traditional Tibetan ornaments and religious accessories. These references are included only for cultural and historical context.