Rudraksha 108 Bead 10-11mm Japa Mala with Tassel Style #9

Rudraksha 108 Bead 10-11mm Japa Mala with Tassel Style #9

Rudraksha 108 Bead 10-11mm Japa Mala with Tassel Style #9 is a mala made with rudraksha. A mala is a string of prayer beads, traditionally 108, used in Hindu and Buddhist practice to count mantras during japa meditation.

What makes it special

• Stone: rudraksha.
• Size: 11 mm (as listed).
• Quantity: 108 beads (as listed).
• Local shop: sold by Namaste Bookshop on 14th Street in Manhattan.

Product details

• Product: mala
• Stone: rudraksha
• Size: 11 mm
• Quantity: 108 beads
• SKU: D14994

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Find us on 14th Street

You will find us at 2 West 14th Street, New York, NY 10011, close to Union Square and the 14th Street subway stations. Call 212-645-0141 before you come if you want us to confirm this mala is in stock.

Questions shoppers ask

How do you use a mala?

Hold the mala in one hand and move one bead at a time with your thumb as you repeat a mantra or breath, starting next to the larger guru bead. When you reach the guru bead, turn around rather than crossing it.

Why does a mala have 108 beads?

108 is a sacred number in Hindu, Buddhist, and yogic traditions, so a full round of the mala completes 108 repetitions.

Where can I buy a mala in NYC?

Namaste Bookshop at 2 West 14th Street, near Union Square in Manhattan, carries it along with other malas and meditation tools. Order online or call 212-645-0141 to check that it is in the shop.