Pure Tulsi Mala - 108 Beads with Certificate

• The Vaishnava mala — tulsi is the wood prescribed for Vishnu and Krishna mantras.
• Devotion — worn daily by Vaishnavas as a mark of practice, not ornament.
• Light on the wrist and neck — tulsi beads are notably light.
• Suited to long japa sessions — smooth beads, easy to count.
• Grown and harvested from the tulsi plant, sacred in every Indian household.

1. Traditionally worn around the neck rather than the wrist.
2. For japa, hold in the right hand and move beads with the thumb.
3. Keep it on through the day; many Vaishnavas never remove it.
4. Keep dry and avoid soap and perfume.
5. Wipe with a dry cloth only.

Ekadashi is the most auspicious day to begin wearing tulsi. Thursday, the day of Vishnu, is the usual alternative. Begin in the morning after a bath.

Tulsi is the only plant in Indian tradition worshipped as a goddess in her own right. The Padma Purana describes wearing tulsi beads as a mark of surrender to Vishnu. In Vaishnava households the mala is not jewellery — it is worn from initiation and rarely taken off.

• MaterialPure tulsi wood
• Beads108 + 1 guru bead
• ShapeNatural round
• ThreadKnotted cord
• CertificateAuthenticity certificate included
• CareKeep dry

Colour and texture vary slightly from piece to piece — every bead and stone is natural and one of a kind.

Keep away from water, perfume and harsh chemicals. Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth. Store in the pouch or box provided when not in use.

Presented in a sturdy gift box with protective foam, made for safe delivery and for gifting.

7-day returns. Contact us with your order number and we will guide you through it. Please keep the product in its original condition.