Rudraksha and Black Hakik (Agate) Combination Mala - Natural Beads Obsidian The legend behind Dhumavati's origin

The legend behind Dhumavati's origin says that once

thoughtfully crafted with 108+1 beads and finished with a soft tassel

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The distinctive aspect of the Linga Purana is that thousand and eight names of Shiva have been repeated twice in this Purana

Rudraksha and Black Hakik (Agate) Combination Mala - Natural Beads Obsidian The legend behind Dhumavati's originThis rudraksha and black hakik (agate) combination mala is handcrafted using natural rudraksha seeds and black agate stone beads arranged in an equal combination. Rudraksha seeds are botanically known as Elaeocarpus ganitrus and have been traditionally used in malas and religious accessories across India, Nepal, and Indonesia. Black agate, also known as hakik, is a variety of chalcedony that has been used in jewellery and beadwork since ancient times.