About this piece
This mala is strung from Vaijayanti seeds. In Vaishnav tradition the Vaijayanti garland is linked with Vishnu and Krishna, and the seller says it is called the garland of victory.
There are 108 beads, with a red tassel at the end. The photos show seeds in soft grey, cream and brown tones, resting on a table with old books and worn by a person in a white shirt. It suits japa for Vishnu or Krishna.
How it is used
A Vaijayanti mala is used for japa in Vishnu and Krishna devotion. The seller suggests the mantra Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya. Move one bead at a time with the thumb as you say each repetition.
Looking after it
- Keep it dry and away from perfume.
