•  to begin the next round.

Placement at Home / Temple:

• Keep it on your home altar, pooja room, or near deity idols when not in use.
• Place it on a clean cloth or in a dedicated mala box to maintain its sanctity.

Care Tips:

• Keep it dry and avoid contact with water, oil, and chemicals.
• Remove before bathing or sleeping if preferred.
• Handle with clean hands to preserve purity and longevity.

FAQs

Q1. Is this Tulsi Mala 100% original and pure?
Yes. Our Tulsi Mala is handcrafted from genuine, pure Tulsi (Holy Basil) wood — no plastic or imitation beads.

Q2. How many beads does this mala have?
It has the traditional 108 beads plus one guru (meru) bead, ideal for japa and mantra chanting.

Q3. What is the size of each bead?
Each bead measures 8mm, offering a comfortable grip for chanting and a classic look for daily wear.

Q4. Who can wear a Tulsi Mala?
Anyone seeking spiritual focus, devotion, or calmness can wear it. It is especially significant for devotees of Lord Krishna and Lord Vishnu.

Q5. Can I wear the Tulsi Mala every day?
Yes, it is designed for daily wear. Keep it dry and clean to maintain its purity and durability.

Q6. How do I clean and care for my Tulsi Mala?
Wipe it gently with a soft dry cloth. Avoid water, oils, and perfumes. Store it in a clean pouch or on your altar when not in use.

Q7. Is there a specific way to use it for chanting?
Yes. Start from the bead next to the guru bead, move one bead per mantra, and reverse direction at the guru bead instead of crossing it.

Q8. Does the color of the beads vary?
Since it is natural wood, slight variations in color, grain, and texture are normal and reflect its authenticity.