Japa malas and kalava for prayer, sankalp and ceremonies.

Malas & Sacred Threads

Strung with 108 five-mukhi rudraksha beads and one guru bead, knotted between beads for smooth counting during japa.

Before first use, dip it in gangajal and offer it at your puja.

Rudraksha Japa Mala

Five-mukhi rudraksha mala for japa and meditation.

Hand-turned tulsi wood beads, light and smooth, for chanting the names of Vishnu and Krishna. Can also be worn as a kanthi mala.

Tulsi Mala

Tulsi wood mala for Vishnu and Krishna japa.

Traditional cotton kalava tied on the wrist during sankalp, around the kalash and on offerings. Bright red and yellow that holds its colour.

Kalava (Mauli)

Red and yellow raksha sutra for puja and sankalp.