A mix of Rudraksha seeds, Reconsituted Turquoise, Smoky Quartz, White Moonstone, Quartz and Tiger Eye crystals with a Rudrakshe ending bead and Ahimsa silk tassel.
Rudra
Rudra is another name for Shiva, known as the lord of storms and wind- a terrifying God. Rudra is the wild aspect of Shiva.
This Rudra mala can be worn by both men and women. The moonstone , quartz and tiger eye crystals reflect the wild yet calm nature of Shiva as Rudra.
This is a great mala to wear as a tool to embody the fierce trait of Shiva as Rudra.
Tiger Eye: Wealth, Luck and Will-power; Works with the Root (1st) and Solar Plexus (3rd) chakras
Labradorite: Intuition and Perseverance; works with the Third Eye (6th) chakra
Reconstituted Turquoise: Protection and Communication; works with the Throat (5th) chakra
Smoky Quartz: Eases worries and Grounds; works with the Root (1st) chakra
Quartz: Healing, Harmony and Consciousness; works with all chakras
Rudraksha: Traditional seed used in malas, known to calm tension and give clarity to voice.
The mala was hand strung by us in New Delhi, India and finished with our signature Ahimsa (cruelty free) silk tassel.
This mala also comes in a Khadi (organic cotton) pouch which is block printed with vegetable dyes and sewn by our friends SEW NEW FUTURES, a NGO that provides skills trainings to underprivileged young women in New Delhi.
Yes! We support local artisans all around India.
Yes! We support fair trade.
Yes! We believe in non-violence and compassion.
A mala was traditionally seen as a sacred object and not shown to anyone.
Today we like to wear and absorb the healing vibrations of the crystals, but remember that this is still a sacred object. Treat your mala like you would treat a photo of your teacher, with care and respect.
Our malas as strung on high-grade wire or knotted on fine cotton thread. Please do not put your mala into water, as this will degrade the wire or the cotton string.
You can wash your tassel (only your tassel!) in a little warm water with some baby (or other soft) shampoo. Gently tease out any tangles with a comb after drying.
Certain crystals will loose colour if placed in direct sunlight. Protect your mala in the cloth pouch provided.
Crystals absorb vibrations and it is a good idea to cleanse your crystals once a month either with smoke from incense or by placing your mala under the rays of the full moon outside or on the windowsill.
All prices are in US dollars.