Tulsi Mala
Tulsi wood malas, traditionally worn in Vaishnav practice for devotion and daily japa.
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Tulsi malas are made from the wood of the sacred tulsi plant and hold a central place in Vaishnav devotional practice.
They are light, comfortable for continuous wear, and traditionally used for daily nama japa.
Traditional Significance
- Traditionally associated with Vishnu and Krishna worship
- Commonly worn as a kanthi mala in Vaishnav practice
- Light and comfortable for continuous daily wear
Common Uses
- Daily nama japa
- Worn as a kanthi mala
- Kept in the home puja space
How We Help You Select
- Beads should be evenly turned with visible natural wood grain
- Thread should be strong enough for daily use
- A 108-bead mala with sumeru is traditional
Care & Maintenance
- Keep dry; remove before bathing
- Wipe with a soft dry cloth
- Avoid oils, perfumes and chemical sprays
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