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  • A rudraksha mala hanging among green leaves
  • A Shivling adorned with rudraksha, fruit and flowers on Mahashivratri
  • A brass bell hanging at the Thousand Pillar Temple

Shiva Devotion Collection

For daily worship of Mahadev

A rudraksha mala, vibhuti and brass lota for daily Shiva puja.

₹1,499Indicative launch price

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Composed for gifting: Mahashivratri, Gratitude.

The story

For daily worship of Mahadev

Shiva is worshipped across India in the form of the Shivling, often with nothing more than water, bilva leaves and a quiet chant. This collection keeps those offerings together for a home altar.

A rudraksha mala hanging among green leaves
A Shivling adorned with rudraksha, fruit and flowers on Mahashivratri

Meaning

Shiva is worshipped with the simplest offerings: water, ash and attention.

Vibhuti, sacred ash, is a reminder of what endures. Rudraksha is traditionally associated with Shiva and used for chanting.

A Shivling adorned with rudraksha, fruit and flowers on Mahashivratri

Inside

What it holds, and why

A rudraksha jap mala, a brass lota, vibhuti, sandalwood paste and a chant card.

  • Rudraksha jap mala108 beads for chanting.
  • Brass lotaFor offering water.
  • VibhutiSacred ash.
  • Sandalwood pasteA fragrant offering.
  • Chant cardOm Namah Shivaya, with its meaning.

Proposed contents, confirmed before launch.

From Tamanna Talkies

A voice to go deeper

Verified conversations from the Tamanna Talkies channel, related to the tradition behind the Shiva Devotion Collection.

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The host and her guest from the Tamanna Talkies conversation on Shiva

Episode · 49 min · Hindi

Mahakaal and Kashi Vishwanath: a conversation on Shiva

Tamanna Talkies · 45 sec · Hindi

Who is Shiva?

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Who is Shiva?

From Tamanna Talkies · 45 sec · Hindi

  • Tamanna Talkies · 57 sec · Hindi

    Why Kashi is dearest to Shiva

Conversations are shared for context. Speakers do not endorse products.

The ritual

How it is used

On Mondays or every day, offer water from the lota, apply vibhuti, and chant Om Namah Shivaya on the mala.

  1. 1

    Offer water

    Pour water slowly over the Shivling from the lota.

  2. 2

    Apply vibhuti

    Offer vibhuti and sandalwood paste.

  3. 3

    Chant

    Chant on the mala, one bead for each repetition.

Information

The details that matter

What’s included
  • Rudraksha jap mala108 beads for chanting.
  • Brass lotaFor offering water.
  • VibhutiSacred ash.
  • Sandalwood pasteA fragrant offering.
  • Chant cardOm Namah Shivaya, with its meaning.

Proposed contents, confirmed before launch.

How to use
  1. 1. Offer water. Pour water slowly over the Shivling from the lota.
  2. 2. Apply vibhuti. Offer vibhuti and sandalwood paste.
  3. 3. Chant. Chant on the mala, one bead for each repetition.
Care
  • Keep the mala dry and store it in its pouch.
  • Wipe with a soft, dry cloth after each use.
Materials and size

Rudraksha beads and a brass lota (design intent, confirmed before launch).

Dimensions will be confirmed before launch.

Shipping

Shipping options and delivery times will be published before our first collection opens.

Returns

Our returns policy will be published before launch. No orders are taken until it is.

Questions

Frequently asked

Is the rudraksha certified?

We make no claims about the origin, grading or properties of rudraksha. The mala is offered as a devotional object for chanting.

When can I order?

Checkout opens with our first collection. Until then you can save pieces to your bag on this device. Prices shown are indicative launch prices.

What about shipping and returns?

Shipping, delivery times and returns will be published before launch. We will not take orders until they are.

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