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Nepali Gauri Shankar Rudraksha | Sacred Symbol of Shiva–Shakti Unity
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The Nepali Gauri Shankar Rudraksha is a rare and highly revered Rudraksha representing the divine union of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati (Shakti). Naturally joined as two beads in one, it symbolizes harmony, balance, love, and spiritual completeness.
This sacred Rudraksha is traditionally associated with marital harmony, emotional balance, and spiritual alignment. It is widely used in meditation, pooja, and sadhana, and is also worn as a powerful spiritual accessory by devotees and seekers.
✨ This Rudraksha is Siddha (energized) by Gurudev Rudranath Ji, following traditional spiritual practices, making it suitable for direct use in japa, sadhana, and daily wear.
Sourced from Nepal, this Gauri Shankar Rudraksha is valued for its natural formation and spiritual significance, making it ideal for those seeking unity in personal, spiritual, and devotional life.
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Nepali Gauri Shankar Rudraksha | Sacred Symbol of Shiva–Shakti Unity
Rs. 21,000.00
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Yes. Worldwide shipping is already included in the price. We use DHL express with 3 days delivery time.
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When we have received your order, you will automatically receive an e-mail confirming your order. Orders made before 2 PM (IST) will be picked, packed and shipped the same day. Delivery time is usually 2-4 working days with SHIPROCKET Express.
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