Rajoharan is traditionally used by Jain sadhus and sadhvis, and it is generally received through diksha or through proper Jain monastic guidance, not just as a regular item for casual use.

If you want one, the proper way is:

• Contact a Jain upashray, temple, or gurukul
• Ask a sadhu, sadhvi, or a trusted Jain acharya’s community
• Inquire at a Jain religious shop or a local Jain sangh
• If it is for vidhi, study, or symbolic use, ask the relevant tradition whether a specific type is appropriate

Important:

• A real rajoharan is a monastic utensil/practice item
• Its use should be according to Jain discipline and tradition
• Different traditions may have slight differences in form and use

If needed, I can also explain what rajoharan is and its Jain significance.