The mala has 54+1 beads. Hand knotted with pure Copper between every bead. It is a Vaijayanti Japa mala. It is used for Lord Shivas puja The garlands and flowers or seeds that we offer to various deities during puja hold immense significance. These items hold a specific vibration that resonates with the specific deity and attract Saatvik frequencies which fill the ambiance with positivity and purity. Vaijayanti is one such divine herb whose flowers, seeds and garlands are offered to various deities in Hinduism. The word Vaijayanti is also spelled as Vaijayanti which is a theological flower which has its association with the banana and ginger plants. The Vaijayanti grass bears colourful flowers comprising of orange, yellow, red or combination of colours. The literal meaning of Vaijayanti mala is "the garland of victory". The word Vaijayanti means to be victorious and the word mala means garland or rosary. This divine mala finds its mention in the Holy ancient legend of Mahabharata as vanamali, another name for Lord Vishnu. The word Vanamali is a Sanskrit word where Vana means forest and mali means wearing a garland.