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Original Tulsi Japa Mala with 108+1 Certified Beads

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Description

Product Description

The Original Tulsi Japa Mala is made with 108+1 beads, including 108 original Tulsi beads and one Guru bead. Crafted from genuine Tulsi wood sourced from Vrindavan, this 100% Original Tulsi Mala is designed as an authentic spiritual accessory for meditation, mantra chanting, daily japa, and disciplined spiritual practice.

Its 10mm Tulsi beads offer comfortable handling during prolonged meditation sessions. The mala is traditionally associated with Lord Vishnu, Lord Krishna, Radha, purity, spiritual protection, emotional clarity, mental clarity, and the development of a sattvic aura.

Used in traditional Hindu practices and Buddhist practices, the 108 Beads Tulsi Jap Mala supports daily sadhana, spiritual growth, devotion, and a deeper devotional experience. Government Lab Certified Tulsi beads help confirm the use of genuine wood without plastic or synthetic imitations.

Key Highlights

  • 108+1 genuine Tulsi beads with one Guru bead
  • Made from 100% original Tulsi wood
  • Approximately 10mm bead size
  • Sourced directly from Vrindavan
  • Government lab-certified Tulsi
  • Includes a Certification of Authenticity
  • No plastic or synthetic imitations
  • Handcrafted mala with a smooth finish
  • Comfortable bead size for repetitive mantra chanting
  • Suitable for meditation and mantra chanting
  • Designed for daily japa and devotional practice
  • Supports prolonged meditation sessions
  • Traditionally linked with spiritual protection
  • Associated with emotional clarity and mental clarity
  • Believed to support a sattvic aura
  • Recommended to begin on Thursday morning or Guruvar
  • Suitable for reverent wearing
  • A practical addition to a spiritual toolkit

Material and Craftsmanship

The mala is created from 100% Original Tulsi Beads, also known as Holy Basil beads. Every bead is made from authentic Tulsi wood and genuine wood sourced from Vrindavan.

Its 108+1 bead construction includes 108 smooth-polished beads and one Guru bead. The 10mm beads are carefully handmade to provide comfortable handling, a smooth finish, and durable construction.

The handcrafted mala carries a personal touch while maintaining its traditional design. Government Lab Certified Tulsi supports authenticity, with no plastic or synthetic imitations used.

Product Specifications

Specification Details
Product Name Original Tulsi Japa Mala
Full Product Title Original Tulsi Japa Mala (108+1 Beads) | 100% Original Tulsi Mala
Alternate Name 108 Beads Tulsi Jap Mala
Bead Count 108+1 Beads
Main Beads 108 Tulsi Beads
Additional Bead 1 Guru Bead
Bead Size Approximately 10 mm
Material 100% Original Tulsi Wood
Alternate Material Name Authentic Tulsi, Holy Basil
Source Vrindavan
Crafting Method Handcrafted and Carefully Handmade
Finish Smooth and Polished
Certification Government Lab Certified
Authenticity Genuine Tulsi Wood
Synthetic Material No Plastic or Synthetic Imitations
Suitable Uses Mantra Chanting, Japa, Meditation, and Daily Sadhana
Religious Associations Lord Vishnu, Lord Krishna, and Radha
Ideal Starting Day Thursday, Guruvar
Recommended Starting Time Morning After Bathing
Wearing Approach With Reverence

How to Use

Use the mala for japa, daily mantra chanting, meditation, and daily sadhana. Begin from the Guru bead and move through each bead while counting mantra repetitions.

Do not use the Guru bead as a regular counting bead. After completing one round, reverse the direction to continue the next cycle.

Begin using or wearing the mala on Thursday morning, also known as Guruvar, after bathing. Wear it with reverence and use it to focus the mind, deepen meditation, strengthen devotion, and connect with the divine.

The comfortable 10mm beads make the mala suitable for prolonged meditation sessions and disciplined spiritual practice.

Traditional Significance of Karungali

The traditional significance of this product comes from Tulsi rather than Karungali. Tulsi, also known as Holy Basil, is closely associated with Lord Vishnu, Lord Krishna, Radha, purity, protection, and spiritual well-being.

The Guru bead represents spiritual guidance and spiritual completion. The remaining 108 beads support mantra chanting, japa, devotional practice, meditation, and daily sadhana.

Tulsi is used in Hindu practices and Buddhist practices as a symbol of devotion, divine connection, spiritual growth, and a sattvic aura. Thursday or Guruvar is traditionally considered an appropriate day to begin using the mala with reverence.

Its Vrindavan source strengthens its connection with the spiritual path, Lord Krishna devotion, and sacred devotional traditions.

Who Is This Mala For?

This mala is suitable for meditation practitioners, mantra chanting practitioners, daily japa practitioners, daily sadhana practitioners, and spiritual seekers.

It may also suit Lord Vishnu devotees, Lord Krishna devotees, Radha devotees, people following Hindu practices, and people following Buddhist practices.

The mala may appeal to people seeking spiritual growth, devotion, mental clarity, emotional clarity, spiritual protection, disciplined spiritual practice, or a sattvic aura.

It is especially suitable for people seeking authentic Tulsi beads rather than plastic or synthetic imitations.

Care Instructions

Handle the handcrafted beads carefully to protect the smooth finish, original Tulsi wood, and handcrafted construction.

Keep the Guru bead secure and avoid rough handling that may affect the thread or bead polish.

Store the mala respectfully when it is not in use. Keep it separate from plastic or synthetic replacements and maintain its spiritual purpose.

Clean it gently before spiritual use, wear it after bathing, and use it with reverence.

Keep the Government Lab Certification and Certification of Authenticity safely stored with the product.

What You Will Receive

  • One Original Tulsi Japa Mala
  • 108 genuine Tulsi beads
  • One Guru bead
  • Complete 108+1 bead mala
  • Approximately 10mm Tulsi beads
  • 100% original Tulsi wood
  • One handcrafted mala
  • Smooth-polished beads
  • Government Lab Certified Tulsi mala
  • Genuine Vrindavan Tulsi accessory

Important Note

The mala is made with Government Lab Certified Tulsi beads and genuine wood. It contains no plastic or synthetic imitations.

The product includes 108+1 beads, one Guru bead, and an approximate 10mm bead size. It is handcrafted and sourced from Vrindavan.

Thursday morning is traditionally mentioned as the ideal starting time. Bathe before wearing and use the mala with reverence.

The mala is suitable for daily sadhana, mantra chanting, and meditation. Spiritual benefits are based on traditional beliefs and personal devotional practice.

Customer Reviews

Customer feedback may mention the 28,000+ devotees and 23 lakh+ trusted customers associated with the Divine Hindu community, provided these figures are supported by genuine seller records.

Useful reviews may discuss Government lab-certified Tulsi, authentic Tulsi beads, spiritual protection, devotional experience, smooth finish, and comfortable use.

Verified users may also describe enhanced meditation, mental clarity, emotional clarity, spiritual growth, and the mala’s role in daily spiritual practice.

Only genuine customer feedback should be displayed.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an Original Tulsi Japa Mala?

An Original Tulsi Japa Mala is a devotional mala made from genuine Tulsi wood and used for mantra chanting, meditation, daily japa, and spiritual practice.

How many beads are included?

The mala contains 108+1 beads, including 108 Tulsi beads and one Guru bead.

What is the bead size?

The beads measure approximately 10mm.

What is the Guru bead?

The Guru bead marks the beginning and completion of a japa cycle and represents spiritual guidance.

Is the mala made from genuine Tulsi wood?

Yes. It is described as being made from 100% Original Tulsi wood.

Is Tulsi also known as Holy Basil?

Yes. Tulsi is commonly known as Holy Basil.

Where is the mala sourced from?

The mala is sourced from Vrindavan.

Is it Government Lab Certified?

Yes. Government Lab Certification is mentioned for the Tulsi beads.

Does it contain plastic imitations?

No. The product is described as containing no plastic imitations.

Are synthetic imitations used?

No synthetic imitations are listed.

Can it be used for meditation?

Yes. It is suitable for meditation and prolonged meditation sessions.

Can it be used for mantra chanting?

Yes. It is designed for repetitive mantra chanting and counting mantra repetitions.

Can it be used for daily japa?

Yes. It is suitable for daily japa and disciplined spiritual practice.

Can it be used during daily sadhana?

Yes. Daily sadhana is one of its intended uses.

Is it suitable for Lord Vishnu devotion?

Yes. Tulsi is traditionally connected with Lord Vishnu.

Can Lord Krishna devotees use it?

Yes. The mala is suitable for Lord Krishna devotees.

Is it suitable for Radha devotees?

Yes. Radha devotees may also use the mala during devotional practice.

Does it provide spiritual protection?

Spiritual protection is a traditional belief associated with Tulsi mala use.

What is a sattvic aura?

A sattvic aura refers to a state traditionally associated with purity, calmness, balance, and spiritual clarity.

Can it support emotional clarity?

Emotional clarity is one of the traditional benefits associated with Tulsi and meditation practice.

Can it support mental clarity?

The mala may support focus and mental clarity during meditation and mantra chanting.

When should I begin using it?

Thursday morning or Guruvar is mentioned as an ideal starting time.

Should I bathe before wearing it?

Yes. Bathing before wearing is recommended in the supplied devotional guidance.

Is the mala handcrafted?

Yes. It is carefully handmade and handcrafted.

Does it have a smooth finish?

Yes. The Tulsi beads are described as smooth-polished.

Is a Certification of Authenticity included?

A Certification of Authenticity is mentioned in the product details.

Is it suitable for Hindu practices?

Yes. It is suitable for traditional Hindu practices.

Can it be used in Buddhist practices?

Yes. Tulsi-style prayer beads may also be used in Buddhist practices according to the supplied information.

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Description

Description

Product Description

The Original Tulsi Japa Mala is made with 108+1 beads, including 108 original Tulsi beads and one Guru bead. Crafted from genuine Tulsi wood sourced from Vrindavan, this 100% Original Tulsi Mala is designed as an authentic spiritual accessory for meditation, mantra chanting, daily japa, and disciplined spiritual practice.

Its 10mm Tulsi beads offer comfortable handling during prolonged meditation sessions. The mala is traditionally associated with Lord Vishnu, Lord Krishna, Radha, purity, spiritual protection, emotional clarity, mental clarity, and the development of a sattvic aura.

Used in traditional Hindu practices and Buddhist practices, the 108 Beads Tulsi Jap Mala supports daily sadhana, spiritual growth, devotion, and a deeper devotional experience. Government Lab Certified Tulsi beads help confirm the use of genuine wood without plastic or synthetic imitations.

Key Highlights

  • 108+1 genuine Tulsi beads with one Guru bead
  • Made from 100% original Tulsi wood
  • Approximately 10mm bead size
  • Sourced directly from Vrindavan
  • Government lab-certified Tulsi
  • Includes a Certification of Authenticity
  • No plastic or synthetic imitations
  • Handcrafted mala with a smooth finish
  • Comfortable bead size for repetitive mantra chanting
  • Suitable for meditation and mantra chanting
  • Designed for daily japa and devotional practice
  • Supports prolonged meditation sessions
  • Traditionally linked with spiritual protection
  • Associated with emotional clarity and mental clarity
  • Believed to support a sattvic aura
  • Recommended to begin on Thursday morning or Guruvar
  • Suitable for reverent wearing
  • A practical addition to a spiritual toolkit

Material and Craftsmanship

The mala is created from 100% Original Tulsi Beads, also known as Holy Basil beads. Every bead is made from authentic Tulsi wood and genuine wood sourced from Vrindavan.

Its 108+1 bead construction includes 108 smooth-polished beads and one Guru bead. The 10mm beads are carefully handmade to provide comfortable handling, a smooth finish, and durable construction.

The handcrafted mala carries a personal touch while maintaining its traditional design. Government Lab Certified Tulsi supports authenticity, with no plastic or synthetic imitations used.

Product Specifications

Specification Details
Product Name Original Tulsi Japa Mala
Full Product Title Original Tulsi Japa Mala (108+1 Beads) | 100% Original Tulsi Mala
Alternate Name 108 Beads Tulsi Jap Mala
Bead Count 108+1 Beads
Main Beads 108 Tulsi Beads
Additional Bead 1 Guru Bead
Bead Size Approximately 10 mm
Material 100% Original Tulsi Wood
Alternate Material Name Authentic Tulsi, Holy Basil
Source Vrindavan
Crafting Method Handcrafted and Carefully Handmade
Finish Smooth and Polished
Certification Government Lab Certified
Authenticity Genuine Tulsi Wood
Synthetic Material No Plastic or Synthetic Imitations
Suitable Uses Mantra Chanting, Japa, Meditation, and Daily Sadhana
Religious Associations Lord Vishnu, Lord Krishna, and Radha
Ideal Starting Day Thursday, Guruvar
Recommended Starting Time Morning After Bathing
Wearing Approach With Reverence

How to Use

Use the mala for japa, daily mantra chanting, meditation, and daily sadhana. Begin from the Guru bead and move through each bead while counting mantra repetitions.

Do not use the Guru bead as a regular counting bead. After completing one round, reverse the direction to continue the next cycle.

Begin using or wearing the mala on Thursday morning, also known as Guruvar, after bathing. Wear it with reverence and use it to focus the mind, deepen meditation, strengthen devotion, and connect with the divine.

The comfortable 10mm beads make the mala suitable for prolonged meditation sessions and disciplined spiritual practice.

Traditional Significance of Karungali

The traditional significance of this product comes from Tulsi rather than Karungali. Tulsi, also known as Holy Basil, is closely associated with Lord Vishnu, Lord Krishna, Radha, purity, protection, and spiritual well-being.

The Guru bead represents spiritual guidance and spiritual completion. The remaining 108 beads support mantra chanting, japa, devotional practice, meditation, and daily sadhana.

Tulsi is used in Hindu practices and Buddhist practices as a symbol of devotion, divine connection, spiritual growth, and a sattvic aura. Thursday or Guruvar is traditionally considered an appropriate day to begin using the mala with reverence.

Its Vrindavan source strengthens its connection with the spiritual path, Lord Krishna devotion, and sacred devotional traditions.

Who Is This Mala For?

This mala is suitable for meditation practitioners, mantra chanting practitioners, daily japa practitioners, daily sadhana practitioners, and spiritual seekers.

It may also suit Lord Vishnu devotees, Lord Krishna devotees, Radha devotees, people following Hindu practices, and people following Buddhist practices.

The mala may appeal to people seeking spiritual growth, devotion, mental clarity, emotional clarity, spiritual protection, disciplined spiritual practice, or a sattvic aura.

It is especially suitable for people seeking authentic Tulsi beads rather than plastic or synthetic imitations.

Care Instructions

Handle the handcrafted beads carefully to protect the smooth finish, original Tulsi wood, and handcrafted construction.

Keep the Guru bead secure and avoid rough handling that may affect the thread or bead polish.

Store the mala respectfully when it is not in use. Keep it separate from plastic or synthetic replacements and maintain its spiritual purpose.

Clean it gently before spiritual use, wear it after bathing, and use it with reverence.

Keep the Government Lab Certification and Certification of Authenticity safely stored with the product.

What You Will Receive

  • One Original Tulsi Japa Mala
  • 108 genuine Tulsi beads
  • One Guru bead
  • Complete 108+1 bead mala
  • Approximately 10mm Tulsi beads
  • 100% original Tulsi wood
  • One handcrafted mala
  • Smooth-polished beads
  • Government Lab Certified Tulsi mala
  • Genuine Vrindavan Tulsi accessory

Important Note

The mala is made with Government Lab Certified Tulsi beads and genuine wood. It contains no plastic or synthetic imitations.

The product includes 108+1 beads, one Guru bead, and an approximate 10mm bead size. It is handcrafted and sourced from Vrindavan.

Thursday morning is traditionally mentioned as the ideal starting time. Bathe before wearing and use the mala with reverence.

The mala is suitable for daily sadhana, mantra chanting, and meditation. Spiritual benefits are based on traditional beliefs and personal devotional practice.

Customer Reviews

Customer feedback may mention the 28,000+ devotees and 23 lakh+ trusted customers associated with the Divine Hindu community, provided these figures are supported by genuine seller records.

Useful reviews may discuss Government lab-certified Tulsi, authentic Tulsi beads, spiritual protection, devotional experience, smooth finish, and comfortable use.

Verified users may also describe enhanced meditation, mental clarity, emotional clarity, spiritual growth, and the mala’s role in daily spiritual practice.

Only genuine customer feedback should be displayed.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an Original Tulsi Japa Mala?

An Original Tulsi Japa Mala is a devotional mala made from genuine Tulsi wood and used for mantra chanting, meditation, daily japa, and spiritual practice.

How many beads are included?

The mala contains 108+1 beads, including 108 Tulsi beads and one Guru bead.

What is the bead size?

The beads measure approximately 10mm.

What is the Guru bead?

The Guru bead marks the beginning and completion of a japa cycle and represents spiritual guidance.

Is the mala made from genuine Tulsi wood?

Yes. It is described as being made from 100% Original Tulsi wood.

Is Tulsi also known as Holy Basil?

Yes. Tulsi is commonly known as Holy Basil.

Where is the mala sourced from?

The mala is sourced from Vrindavan.

Is it Government Lab Certified?

Yes. Government Lab Certification is mentioned for the Tulsi beads.

Does it contain plastic imitations?

No. The product is described as containing no plastic imitations.

Are synthetic imitations used?

No synthetic imitations are listed.

Can it be used for meditation?

Yes. It is suitable for meditation and prolonged meditation sessions.

Can it be used for mantra chanting?

Yes. It is designed for repetitive mantra chanting and counting mantra repetitions.

Can it be used for daily japa?

Yes. It is suitable for daily japa and disciplined spiritual practice.

Can it be used during daily sadhana?

Yes. Daily sadhana is one of its intended uses.

Is it suitable for Lord Vishnu devotion?

Yes. Tulsi is traditionally connected with Lord Vishnu.

Can Lord Krishna devotees use it?

Yes. The mala is suitable for Lord Krishna devotees.

Is it suitable for Radha devotees?

Yes. Radha devotees may also use the mala during devotional practice.

Does it provide spiritual protection?

Spiritual protection is a traditional belief associated with Tulsi mala use.

What is a sattvic aura?

A sattvic aura refers to a state traditionally associated with purity, calmness, balance, and spiritual clarity.

Can it support emotional clarity?

Emotional clarity is one of the traditional benefits associated with Tulsi and meditation practice.

Can it support mental clarity?

The mala may support focus and mental clarity during meditation and mantra chanting.

When should I begin using it?

Thursday morning or Guruvar is mentioned as an ideal starting time.

Should I bathe before wearing it?

Yes. Bathing before wearing is recommended in the supplied devotional guidance.

Is the mala handcrafted?

Yes. It is carefully handmade and handcrafted.

Does it have a smooth finish?

Yes. The Tulsi beads are described as smooth-polished.

Is a Certification of Authenticity included?

A Certification of Authenticity is mentioned in the product details.

Is it suitable for Hindu practices?

Yes. It is suitable for traditional Hindu practices.

Can it be used in Buddhist practices?

Yes. Tulsi-style prayer beads may also be used in Buddhist practices according to the supplied information.

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751.00 1,800.00