Hand Made Tulsi Mala
This Tulsi garland is made by the Brijvasis of Vrindavan with their loving hands. They believe that just by wearing this holy garland, all the sins of a human being are eradicated and the feeling of devotion or love is awakened in us, which increases our desire to attain God.
Tulsi Mala is never untouchable, it should always be worn and should never be taken off, this Tulsi Mala is the only solution to purify your body.
Hand Made Tulsi Mala From Shree Dham Vrindavan
A handmade Tulsi Mala is a sacred string of prayer beads crafted from the stems or wood of the Tulsi plant (Holy Basil, Ocimum tenuiflorum). These malas are traditionally used in Hindu devotional practices such as japa (mantra recitation) and meditation, symbolizing purity, protection, and a close connection with deities like Vishnu or Krishna.
Key Features
Material:
The beads are carved and polished from Tulsi wood. The natural properties of Tulsi are believed to carry spiritual energy and healing benefits.Bead Count:
Although the most common configuration is 108 beads—symbolizing cosmic wholeness—variations with fewer beads (like 27 or 54) also exist, often featuring a larger “guru” bead that marks the starting and ending point of the mala.Spiritual Significance:
Wearing or using a Tulsi Mala during prayer is thought to help purify the mind, dispel negative energies, and enhance focus during meditation. Devotees often wear these malas around their neck or keep them close as a constant reminder of their spiritual commitment.Craftsmanship:
Being handmade, each Tulsi Mala carries unique characteristics in bead shape, size, and color. This artisanal quality is appreciated not only for its spiritual value but also as a piece of traditional art.
Cultural Context
In Hinduism—especially among Vaishnavas—Tulsi is considered a very sacred plant, often linked with the goddess Tulsi Devi, an avatar of Lakshmi. The mala is thus not only a tool for counting recitations but also a symbol of devotion and protection, believed to ward off negative forces and offer spiritual blessings.
For many, a handmade Tulsi Mala is more than just jewelry; it’s a personal talisman that supports their spiritual practice and daily rituals.
