This genuine sandalwood mala is used for japa (repeating mantras or prayers). This mala is made from genuine naturally fragrant sandalwood and will never loose its aroma.Using the very best quality sandalwood, this mala features 6 mm beads and has been knitted in traditional style.
The wearer enjoys all comforts at his command but still remains unattached.
It is used for peace and empowering rituals and for worshipping all deities.
It promote tranquility and is an aid to meditation.
Sandalwood mala is good for welcoming and for giving honour.
Wearing sandal mala has a cooling effect on the mind and it soothes pitta dosha and helps one to overcome the senses.
Mala Details : White Chandan beads knotted in thread in traditional style with tassel.
No. of Beads : 108 Beads
Bead Size : 6.5 mm
Quality : Good
White Sandalwood (Chandan) Mala
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- Brand: OM POOJA SHOP
- Product Code: MALA03
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- ₹ 600
Chandan Mala Haar | Sandalwood Garland - 34 inches
A Chandan Mala Haar, also known as a sandalwood garland, is a traditional and spiritually significant accessory in Indian culture. It is widely used in various religious and spiritual practices.Sandalwood is a fragrant, aromatic wood that is highly valued in Hindu and Buddhist religious and cultural traditions. A sandalwood garland typically refers to a necklace or decorative garland made from strands of sandalwood pieces.The garland is made from pieces or chisel carved from sandalwood wood. San..
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