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Tirumala Nambi Peetam

जप · Japa & Chanting
For the daily round of the Holy Name — a japa companion from Vraja.
In stock — ready to dispatch
Sourced through Tirumala Nambi Peetam and handled with devotional care — checked, wrapped and dispatched across India. Every piece is sent as an object of worship, never as mere merchandise.
A tilak article, Red Chandan Beads Sakshi Mala is kept in the SUMERU treasury, in sacred tulsi wood.
Tilak is the sacred mark applied to the forehead and body before worship. In the Vaishnava tradition the upright form marks the body as a temple and the wearer as belonging to the Lord; the clay or paste used is chosen for that purpose rather than for colour alone.
Applied to the forehead after bathing, before worship or chanting. The clay or paste is mixed with a little clean water and applied with the fourth finger, working upward.
Tulsi and other sacred woods are living material: keep the piece dry, remove it before bathing or swimming, and keep it away from soap, perfume and chemicals. Wipe it with a soft dry cloth. Worn daily, the beads darken and take on a natural sheen over time.
This piece is in stock. SUMERU runs on pre-order rather than instant checkout: you place the order, and a person confirms availability, shipping and payment with you by email before anything is charged. The photograph on this page is of the actual article, not a stock image.

Tirumala Nambi Peetam

