Rudraksha
Panchamukhi Rudraksha Mala | 108 Beads, 8 mm
Make time for daily japa with a Panchamukhi Rudraksha mala of 108 beads. Compare the listed 8 mm bead size and choose a companion for your mantra practice.
₹299.00View details ↗
ॐ Namah Shivaya · Sacred essentials for everyday devotion
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ARUNACHALA SHIVA
Free Panchamukhi Rudraksha | 5 Mukhi Bead
Explore the sacred collection →Begin with a single Panchamukhi Rudraksha bead for daily devotion. The bead is complimentary, limited to one per account; ₹80 delivery applies.
About this item
- Material
- Natural Rudraksha
- Specification
- 5 Mukhi
- SKU
- AS-rudraksha
Colour, texture and finish may vary from the photograph. Offered for devotional or decorative use.
Product information
Free Rudraksha bead for your devotional space
A free Rudraksha bead offers a simple way to bring a devotional object into your everyday space. This listing is for one natural Panchamukhi, or five-mukhi, Rudraksha bead. Keep it with your personal puja items or choose it as a reminder to pause for prayer. It is a single bead rather than a complete necklace or a 108-bead japa mala.
Product details
- One natural Rudraksha bead
- Five-mukhi (Panchamukhi) variety
- Limited to one per account; delivery is charged separately
Choosing your free Rudraksha bead
Think about how you would like to use the bead before ordering. A small puja corner or a clean storage pouch can keep it close at hand. Contact us if you need a particular bead measurement or information about a hole for threading; those details are not specified. The ₹0 price applies to the bead. Delivery within India costs ₹80 per order. Review your final checkout total before confirming. For counting mantra repetitions, compare the separately listed japa malas.
Compare before you choose
If you are deciding between a single bead and a ready-made mala, start with the way you intend to practise. A single bead is a small devotional item. The separately listed Panchamukhi mala has 108 beads with an 8 mm bead size, while the Om Trishul Damru mala adds a symbol-focused pendant design. Each has its own purpose and specifications. Browse the collection to compare them before you choose.
Care and storage
Keep dry between uses and store in a clean pouch. Avoid prolonged soaking, perfume and harsh cleaners.
Product questions
Is the Rudraksha completely free?
The bead price is ₹0. Delivery within India costs ₹80 per order; check the final total before placing your order.
Can I order several free beads?
This complimentary bead is limited to one per account. For a full japa mala, explore our Rudraksha collection.
Account purchase limit
Each signed-in account may order one of this product in total, including previous orders. You may order one Vibhuti and one Free Panchamukhi Rudraksha. Failed or cancelled orders do not consume this limit.
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Sacred Knowledge photo credits
The eight directional shrine photographs were taken in 2017. The landing page, guides and additional shrine pages use an Arunachala Hill panorama from March 2013; that panorama is not a photograph of each individual shrine.
Indhra Lingam shrine in TiruvannamalaiPhoto: Aravind Sivaraj / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized; display crops may apply. Adapted photograph remains CC BY-SA 4.0.
Agni Lingam shrine in TiruvannamalaiPhoto: Aravind Sivaraj / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized; display crops may apply. Adapted photograph remains CC BY-SA 4.0.
Yama Lingam shrine in TiruvannamalaiPhoto: Aravind Sivaraj / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized; display crops may apply. Adapted photograph remains CC BY-SA 4.0.
Nirudhi Lingam shrine in TiruvannamalaiPhoto: Aravind Sivaraj / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized; display crops may apply. Adapted photograph remains CC BY-SA 4.0.
Varuna Lingam shrine in TiruvannamalaiPhoto: Aravind Sivaraj / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized; display crops may apply. Adapted photograph remains CC BY-SA 4.0.
Vayu Lingam shrine in TiruvannamalaiPhoto: Aravind Sivaraj / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized; display crops may apply. Adapted photograph remains CC BY-SA 4.0.
Kubera Lingam shrine in TiruvannamalaiPhoto: Aravind Sivaraj / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized; display crops may apply. Adapted photograph remains CC BY-SA 4.0.
Easanya Lingam shrine in TiruvannamalaiPhoto: Aravind Sivaraj / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized; display crops may apply. Adapted photograph remains CC BY-SA 4.0.
Arunachala Hill panorama photographed in March 2013Photo: Lebd / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0. Resized; display crops may apply. Adapted photograph remains CC BY-SA 3.0.
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