Kamalgatta Mala Natural Lotus Seeds Mala 36

Material: Natural Kamalgatta (Lotus Seeds) Bead Count: 108 + 1 Guru Bead Length: Approx. 36 inches Bead Size: Varies slightly due to natural formation (generally 8–10 mm) Thread: Strong and durable cotton or nylon cord Color: Natural brown with visible lotus seed markings Fragrance: Natural earthy scent Usage: Lakshmi puja, mantra japa, sadhana, spiritual gifting Gender: Unisex

• Attracts Wealth & Abundance: Especially effective during Lakshmi Mantra Japa or Lakshmi Sadhana, this mala invites financial prosperity and material success.
• Removes Financial Blockages: Helps overcome debt, poverty consciousness, and money-related anxieties by aligning the wearer with divine abundance.
• Purifies the Aura: Symbolizes purity of heart and mind, supporting spiritual growth and non-attachment to materialism.
• Enhances Devotion: Deepens connection with Goddess Lakshmi and other deities of abundance, beauty, and well-being.
• Traditional Vedic Remedy: Recommended by spiritual gurus and astrologers for enhancing wealth energy and removing Vastu-related doshas.

• Devotees of Goddess Lakshmi, Vishnu, or Divine Feminine energies
• Spiritual practitioners performing Lakshmi Sadhana, Diwali puja, or Navratri rituals
• Individuals facing financial instability or seeking growth in business and career
• Gift during housewarming, weddings, Diwali, or spiritual milestones
• Sadhaks and yogis pursuing spiritual detachment while engaging in worldly duties

• ecite “Om Shreem Mahalakshmiyei Namah”, “Shree Suktam”, or other Lakshmi mantras while counting beads.
• Ideal for use during Fridays, Full Moon days, and festivals like Diwali and Varalakshmi Vratam.
• Place on your altar, wear during puja, or keep in your sacred space to invoke divine grace.

• Keep in a clean, dry place—preferably in your puja room or spiritual box.
• Avoid water contact, perfumes, or exposure to direct sunlight.
• Clean gently with a dry cloth.
• Recharge by placing it near incense, diya, or under full moonlight on Fridays.