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Stillness, Strung Bead by Bead

A Quieter Way to Practice

ShyamSutra crafts japa bags, jaap mala and tulsi mala for those who count their breath in beads — made slowly, worn daily, meant to last a lifetime of practice.

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Begin Where You Are

Three ways into a daily practice — each piece made with unhurried hands.

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Jaap Mala

Rudraksha Jaap Mala – 108 Beads

Rudraksha
₹899 ₹1,099
Jaap Mala

Sandalwood Jaap Mala

Sandalwood
₹749
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Jaap Mala

Crystal Quartz Mala

Crystal
₹1,199
A curated box of devotion Curated
Bundles

A curated box of devotion

Mixed
₹1,799 ₹2,199
Words From Our Circle

What Practitioners Say

Real feedback from those who count their breath with a ShyamSutra mala.

“The tulsi mala is beautifully strung — you can tell it was made by hand, not a machine. It has become part of my morning routine.”

Ananya R. Verified Buyer

“Ordered a rudraksha jaap mala and a japa bag together. Packaging was thoughtful and the beads feel substantial, not cheap.”

Karthik S. Verified Buyer

“Lovely craftsmanship and quick delivery. Wish there were a few more colour options for the japa bags, but very happy overall.”

Meera P. Verified Buyer
Questions, Answered

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. We source tulsi wood and rudraksha directly and never use synthetic substitutes or dyed replicas. Every material is described accurately on its product page.

Most orders are hand-strung to order and dispatched within 2–4 business days. Delivery typically takes another 3–7 days depending on your location — see our Shipping Policy for details.

Yes, unused items in original packaging can be returned within 7 days of delivery. Visit Track Order or Contact Us to start a return.

Most jaap mala are strung with 108 beads, the traditional count for japa. If you're unsure which wood, size or bag suits your practice, reach out via Contact Us and we'll help you choose.

Currently we ship within India only. We're working on international shipping — subscribe to our newsletter to be notified when it opens up.

"The mala does not count the mantra for us. It simply gives the hand something to hold while the mind comes home."
— ShyamSutra Journal