Kada Collection: Murugan Vel, Trishul-Damru, Ram and Om

What is in this kada selection

The designs here fall into three groups, going by the product titles.

• Murugan: Premium Murugan Vel Kada, Premium Murugan Kada and a Vel design listed with a Karungali bracelet.
• Shiva: Trishul Damroo Karungali Kada and the Om Damroo Gold Plated Rudraksha Bracelet.
• Cuffs and Om designs: Ram Engraved and Om Engraved gold-plated cuffs, plus two duotone Om bracelets.

A Rudraksha Beads chain Bracelet rounds out the selection.

Cuff, kada or chain: how the fit differs

A cuff has an opening, a rigid kada has a fixed diameter, and a chain closes with a fastening. Each gives a different fit.

Check the size guidance for the exact item. Do not use the bead size of a nearby bracelet as a guide to wrist fit.

If a listing includes a second piece, such as a Karungali bracelet, confirm the size of both pieces.

Symbols and their meaning

In Hindu tradition, the Vel is the spear of Lord Murugan, and the Trishul and Damru belong to Lord Shiva. The Ram-engraved cuff honours Lord Ram, and Om is the sacred syllable.

Rudraksha is associated with Lord Shiva. Many people pick a symbol that matches the deity they pray to. Others choose by finish or by how the piece looks on the wrist.

Wearing and caring for a kada

Many devotees wear a kada daily, and some remove it before bathing, heavy work or sleep. Follow whatever custom your family keeps.

Wipe gold-plated pieces with a soft, dry cloth. Keep them away from perfume and chemicals, and store each piece separately. Read the care note on the product page for the exact item.

If you are unsure how a piece will sit, compare its stated measurement with a band you already wear.

Explore more wearable symbols

This page is the compact edit. The full spiritual kada collection lists more Murugan, Shiva and chakra designs.

If you prefer another style, browse spiritual rings, the spiritual necklace collection or Rudraksha bracelets.

If you are buying a gift, pick the symbol first, then the finish. Choose the symbol of the deity the wearer prays to, such as the Vel for Murugan.