Mukhi Shape & Groove Pattern Approx. Size & Texture Typical Origin Notes/Significance
1 Semi-oval/curved “half-moon” shape with one deep, central groove running end-to-end. ~16–20 mm long, 12–14 mm wide; pronounced ridges, matte shell. Nepal, Java, or South India Extremely rare; symbolizes oneness and deep meditative power.
2 Elongated oval with two parallel furrows dividing the seed into mirror-image halves. ~18–22 mm long, narrower width; smoother surface between grooves. Nepal & Uttarakhand Represents duality/balance (e.g., sun & moon).
3 Near-spherical with three evenly spaced grooves radiating from top to bottom. ~14–18 mm diameter; compact, dense texture. Nepal & Indonesia Linked to Brahma (creation) and clarity of mind.
4 Round-to-oval with four equidistant grooves, forming a cross-like pattern. ~15–19 mm diameter; deeper intersections at groove crossings. Nepal & Java Associated with Lord Brahma’s four heads—stability & peace.
5 Classic “mala” bead: spherical with five distinct vertical furrows. ~12–16 mm diameter; smooth, well-defined faces. Nepal, Haridwar The most common; balances all five elements and energies.
6 Spherical but slightly flattened; six grooves often meet in a central point. ~14–18 mm diameter; tighter mukhi intersections. Nepal & South India Tied to planetary energy (Saturn) and emotional harmony.

1–6 Mukhi Authentic Rudraksha Bead Collection (Set of 6)

Name: 1–6 Mukhi Authentic Rudraksha Bead Collection (Set of 6)
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Mukhi	Shape & Groove Pattern	Approx. Size & Texture	Typical Origin	Notes/Significance
1	Semi-oval/curved “half-moon” shape with one deep, central groove running end-to-end.	~16–20 mm long, 12–14 mm wide; pronounced ridges, matte shell.	Nepal, Java, or South India	Extremely rare; symbolizes oneness and deep meditative power.
2	Elongated oval with two parallel furrows dividing the seed into mirror-image halves.	~18–22 mm long, narrower width; smoother surface between grooves.	Nepal & Uttarakhand	Represents duality/balance (e.g., sun & moon).
3	Near-spherical with three evenly spaced grooves radiating from top to bottom.	~14–18 mm diameter; compact, dense texture.	Nepal & Indonesia	Linked to Brahma (creation) and clarity of mind.
4	Round-to-oval with four equidistant grooves, forming a cross-like pattern.	~15–19 mm diameter; deeper intersections at groove crossings.	Nepal & Java	Associated with Lord Brahma’s four heads—stability & peace.
5	Classic “mala” bead: spherical with five distinct vertical furrows.	~12–16 mm diameter; smooth, well-defined faces.	Nepal, Haridwar	The most common; balances all five elements and energies.
6	Spherical but slightly flattened; six grooves often meet in a central point.	~14–18 mm diameter; tighter mukhi intersections.	Nepal & South India	Tied to planetary energy (Saturn) and emotional harmony.