
Radhavallabh Shree Harivanshh Kamal Shape Kadamb Wood Naam seva
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.
Shree harivansh mahaprabhu kadamb wood chitra seva is a japa mala from the SUMERU treasury. It is worked in kadamb wood.
A japa mala is the counting mala used for chanting the Holy Name. It is held in the hand and the beads are moved one by one as each mantra is completed, so that the count is kept by touch and the mind is left free for the Name itself.
Hold the mala in the right hand, resting on the middle finger, and turn each bead with the thumb as one mantra is completed. The large head bead is not crossed — on reaching it, the mala is turned and the next round begins in the opposite direction.
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.

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