
Radhavallabh Shree Harivanshh Kamal Shape Kadamb Wood Naam seva
Tirumala Nambi Peetam

जप · Japa & Chanting
Made to move with the mantra, bead by bead, name by name.
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.
Tulsi Japmala 108+1 Beads is offered as a Tulsi kanthi mala, in sacred tulsi wood. It is counted on 108 beads.
A kanthi is the small mala worn at the throat rather than counted on. In the Vaishnava tradition it is regarded as a mark of shelter and belonging — worn continuously, not put on only for worship. Tulsi is held sacred to Vishnu and Krishna, which is why the beads are cut from Tulsi wood rather than any ornamental material.
A kanthi is worn at the throat and generally not removed. Most devotees put it on after bathing and keep it on through the day; it is usually taken off only if the work of the day would soil or damage it.
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.
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Tirumala Nambi Peetam

