Nepali Rudraksha Bead (8 face)

Introducing this single Rudraksha bead. The Rudra (Shiva) Aksha (Eye) represents the 'Eye of Lord Shiva', denoting its significance to the deity. So, it is often used as a prayer bead, during puja or japa dedicated to Lord Shiva. Rudraksha trees are typically found at the foothills of the Himalayas and Nepal.

These trees yield Rudraksha fruit - also known as amritaphala - the seeds of which dry over time and form the Rudraksha beads. These beads typically have between 1 and 14 'faces', and each number of faces holds a unique significance. This particular Rudraksha bead has 8 faces, which is believed to represent Ganesha - the remover of obstacles, and the son of Shiva and Parvati. It is adorned with a simple golden cap.

The Rudraksha is well known for its spiritual significance, and has a soothing effect on the mind and soul. Elevate your puja, japa, meditation or other spiritual activities with this authentic Nepali Rudraksha bead.

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