Natural rudraksha 108 beads daana jaap mala

Bead Material: The mala is composed of Rudraksha beads. Rudraksha are the dried, textured seeds of the Elaeocarpus ganitrus tree, known for their natural, rugose (wrinkled/grooved) surface.

Structure: The beads are strung together in a continuous loop, which is standard for a jaap (chanting) mala to allow for seamless rotation during meditation.

Tassel: The mala features a distinctive, vibrant yellow tassel at the end. This serves both as an aesthetic element and a marker for the “guru bead” or the starting/ending point of the mala.

Bead Count: While the exact count isn’t visible in every strand, traditional jaap malas are most commonly made with 108 beads, plus a larger “guru” bead, totaling 109 units.

Color Profile: The beads are a deep, natural reddish-brown, which contrasts with the bright, sunshine-yellow thread and tassel.