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It seems like you're asking for a description of a Rudraksha mala associated with Banke Bihari. Rudraksha malas are strings of prayer beads made from the seeds of the Rudraksha tree, which are used in Hinduism for prayer and meditation. Banke Bihari is a popular name for Lord Krishna, particularly in the context of the Banke Bihari Temple in Vrindavan, India.A Rudraksha mala associated with Banke Bihari could be a mala specifically used for chanting mantras or prayers dedicated to Lord Krishna, particularly in the Banke Bihari Temple or in devotion to this particular form of the deity. The mala may be made of Rudraksha beads, with a specific number of beads (usually 108) for counting repetitions of prayers or mantras.Such a mala may be considered auspicious and spiritually potent, particularly for devotees of Lord Krishna and visitors to the Banke Bihari Temple.