Bhadraksha Mala, (Bait Seed) natural Praqyer Mala, mala necklace length approx 22 inches long (158 pcs. Mala)

Japa Mala made from wood is a string of prayer beads traditionally used in Hinduism, Buddhism, and other spiritual practices for mantra chanting (japa) and meditation. The wood used in Japa Malas is considered sacred, and the beads are typically made from various types of wood, each with its own spiritual significance.

Made from the wood or seeds of the Tulsi plant (Holy Basil), which is considered sacred and pure in Hinduism.Also worn as a symbol of faith and devotion in daily life.

The Haldi Mala, also known as the Baglamukhi Mala, is a string of prayer beads made from dried turmeric roots (Haldi). It holds great significance in spiritual practices, especially for those devoted to Goddess Baglamukhi, one of the ten Mahavidyas in Hindu tradition.Made from dried and polished turmeric roots, which are shaped into beads.Turmeric is considered a highly auspicious and sacred herb in Hinduism

A Spiritual Kapala Mala is a sacred string of prayer beads traditionally used in meditation and mantra chanting. The mala is made from Kapala beads, which are derived from the skull (Kapala) of sacred animals, often cow or buffalo, and are an important part of Hindu and Buddhist rituals. Kapala malas are considered highly auspicious and powerful tools for spiritual practices, particularly in Tantric traditions.

Conch (Shankha) beads. This mala carries deep spiritual significance and is especially revered in Hindu and Vaishnav traditions. Conch Beads: Made from natural conch shells, representing auspiciousness and protection in Hinduism and Buddhism

Japa Mala made from wood is a string of prayer beads traditionally used in Hinduism, Buddhism, and other spiritual practices for mantra chanting (japa) and meditation. The wood used in Japa Malas is considered sacred, and the beads are typically made from various types of wood, each with its own spiritual significance.