Siblings are our childhood companions and confidantes who work as our greatest support system. No matter how much we fight with them, the connection that we share with them does not fade away with time. Even if we are away from them, they always have our back, no matter what. Raksha Bandhan is an occasion dedicated to commemorating these magical sibling bonds. In case we are unable to celebrate this occasion together, we send sacred rakhi threads to make them feel our presence.

Rudraksh rakhis are highly popular when it comes to traditional designs. According to mythology, rudraksh was made from the teardrops of Lord Shiva and is considered to be auspicious. Rudraksh beads are also used to make the jewelry of Lord Shiva and can bring in luck, prosperity, and fortune. These have a divine appeal and are also known to calm the mind and the body. Sending a rudraksh rakhi is a heartwarming way of wishing luck, happiness, and fortune to your dear brothers. If you are planning to send a rakhi to India, our gifting portal offers a wide range of rudraksh rakhis with exquisite designs.

Listed below are the top 5 Rudraksh Rakhi

1. Gold Rudraksh Tulsi Rakhi

The rudraksh of the rakhi is set among a series of golden decorations. The etching on the elements of the rakhi make a strong celebrative statement. The uniform tulsi beads provide a symmetry to the design. Additional golden elements sparkle very subtly. The red cotton tying thread matches well. The long series of the trinkets defines the style statement of this rakhi. The confluence of the colours blend together to provide a seamless design appeal.

1. Single Rudraksh Red Rakhi

A single rudraksh in the center of this rakhi stands out from the rest of the elements. The rudraksh is well supported by the golden beads to enhance the overall design value of this rakhi. The red cotton thread is tied in a very unique fashion that further adds to the appeal of this rakhi. The distinct colors of red, golden, and brown come together to create a blended visual appeal. The glittering golden beads stand in a majestic contrast to the matted rudraksh and the red thread of the rakhi.

1. Grand Rainbow Mauli Rudraksh Rakhi

A golden globe in the centre of the rakhi is accompanied by two rudraksh, one on each side. Along with these there are multi-coloured beads with iridescent surfaces that shift colour to provide a rainbow effect on the rakhi. The tying thread is a confluence of red and yellow which is called mauli. Send this artistic rakhi to India for a brother who appreciates a riot of colours. Mauli is associated with being a ceremonial thread that protects the wearer and brings in prosperity.

1. Golden Bead Two Rudraksh Rakhi

A golden bead in the centre of the rakhi is not only itched but also engraved. The design of the rakhi is enhanced by the presence of two rudraksh and multiple miniature golden beads. There are round and cylindrical tulsi beads that alternate in between the golden beads. The tying thread is mauli. The three ball setup of one golden bead and two rudraksh provides this rakhi its distinct design. It is gorgeous in its appeal, attractive to look at and precise in its designing.

1. Golden Double Rudraksh Rakhi

There are four main colors in this rakhi. The central element is golden. There are two rudraksh that provide the dark brown shade to this rakhi. The tulsi beads are light brown and make this rakhi look delicate. The tying thread is white which is in complete contrast with all the other elements. Together all the elements provide a very rich look to this rakhi. The series of ornamental elements of this rakhi visually merge into each other. It is difficult to identify where one element of the rakhi ends and the other begins.

Rudraksh rakhis are perfect if you have an elder brother. Send rudraksh rakhis to your brother and express your love and reverence for him. Send rakhi online on the occasion of Raksha Bandhan.

Ulani Uriah

Umar Nisar was born and raised in the busy city of Abbottabad. As a journalist, Umar Nisar has contributed to many online publications including PAK Today and the Huffing Post. In regards to academics, Umar Nisar earned a degree in business from the Abbottabad UST, Havelian. Umar Nisar follows the money and covers all aspects of emerging tech here at The Hear Up.

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