1 - 14 Mukhi Rudraksha Mala

Fourteen faces of Shiva's blessing, on one mala. This is the sadhaka's summit.

The Siddha Mala is the rarest configuration in the Rudraksha tradition: every mukhi from 1 to 14 — each carrying its own deity's grace — joined by the Gauri Shankar bead of union and the Ganesha bead of obstacle-removal, with premium 5 Mukhi beads completing the strand. One mala, the complete spectrum of blessings.

Lab certified. Every bead — 1 to 14 Mukhi, Gauri Shankar, and Ganesha — is certified authentic, because at this level of rarity, imitations are everywhere.

Meaning and tradition

The following associations are part of spiritual tradition.

• Traditionally worn to invoke the combined grace of all fourteen mukhis — protection, prosperity, wellbeing, and spiritual power
• Support advanced sadhana with the harmony of Gauri Shankar
• Clear obstacles from every path with the Ganesha Rudraksha

These associations are drawn from traditional Rudraksha literature. They describe long-standing custom rather than any medical or financial outcome, and are not a substitute for qualified professional advice.

Premium Indonesian beads, hand-selected and lab certified — checked bead-by-bead, then cleansed.

Product details

• 1 to 14 Mukhi Rudraksha (one of each) + Gauri Shankar + Ganesha Rudraksha
• premium 5 Mukhi filler beads
• origin: Indonesia
• available in Small and Large bead sizes
• lab certificate included.

A Siddha Mala is traditionally worn rather than used for counting japa, since the beads differ in size and the sequence matters more than the count. Rest it on a clean cloth or in its own bag when it is off, and have the thread checked and restrung every couple of years before it weakens under the heavier beads.

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• Size: Small Beads, Large Beads

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