The sacred seed known as rudraksha is produced by the Rudraksha tree (Elaeocarpus ganitrus). Its main distribution is in the Himalayan regions of India, Nepal, and Indonesia. The Sanskrit phrases "Rudra" and "Aksha," which respectively refer to Lord Shiva and the teardrop or eye, are the origins of the word "Rudraksha." Mukhis: Distinctive Designs
Nestled in the serene Ramanathapuram district of Tamil Nadu, the Uthirakosamangai Temple, also known as the Mangalanatha Swamy Temple, stands as one of the most sacred and ancient shrines dedicated to Lord Shiva. Revered as the world’s oldest Shiva temple, this ancient marvel has stood the test of time for over 3,000 years, holding within its wal
Visit us at www.rudratree.com for authentic gemstones and Rudraksha beads.On the final day of Navaratri, we honor Goddess Siddhidatri, the bestower of all siddhis (supernatural powers). Siddhidatri is the manifestation of Maa Durga who grants wisdom, knowledge, and spiritual enlightenment to her devotees. She is depicted seated on a lotus flower, r
Visit us at www.rudratree.com for authentic gemstones and Rudraksha beads.On the fifth day of Navaratri, we honor Goddess Skandamata, the benevolent mother of Lord Skanda (Kartikeya), the warrior deity. Skandamata is the embodiment of motherly love, compassion, and protection. She is often depicted seated on a lion, holding her divine child Skanda
Rudraksha beads have been revered for centuries for their powerful spiritual and healing properties. These sacred beads, which are often worn as malas (rosaries) or single beads, are believed to enhance spiritual growth, mental clarity, and physical well-being. However, with the increasing popularity of Rudraksha, the market has seen a rise in copy