Rudrani mala in silver Anklets and ritual use

and ritual use

The Goddess Ganga represents the river Ganges

The original manuscripts therefore come to be preserved in Tibet

Suitable for gifting

Tingsha cymbals have been used for generations in spiritual practices to mark transitions

Rudrani mala in silver Anklets and ritual useThe tiny beads of Rudrani which are rare to find and are wonderful in effect are said to be the female part of the Rudraksha. It is kept in puja rooms along with Rudraksha to get the results of the totality of the Shiva Parvati jori. This Rudrani Mala contains 108+1 Beads and the Beads are strung in a silver wire with caps. The Length of this Mala is about 33 cm; The colour of these tiny sized Rudrani Beads is Orangish brown. Rudrani is said to be the