Holy Tulsi Kanthi Mala
Bring peace and positivity into your life with this handcrafted Tulsi Mala from Indiahandmade. Order now to start your spiritual journey with this blessed accessory, and experience the benefits of Tulsi wood.
Salient Features
Item Type: Handicraft
Size: Onesize
Dimensions: 44x1.5x0.5 cm
Color: Off White
Fabric: Other
State of Origin: Uttar Pradesh
Experience the divine touch of nature with this Tulsi Mala, made from the sacred stem and root of Tulsi wood in Mathura’s Jait village. Adorned with a Radha Locket, this mala symbolises devotion and carries powerful spiritual significance, ideal for anyone seeking peace and protection.
Speciality
Crafted with 100% authentic Tulsi wood, this mala is renowned for its calming and healing properties. Tulsi is known to clear negative energy, cleanse the aura, and foster mental clarity. The added Radha Charan Locket enhances the spiritual power of the mala, making it an essential accessory for meditation and spiritual practices.
How to Care
To maintain the purity of the Tulsi Mala, gently wipe it with a soft cloth. Avoid exposure to water, chemicals, or perfumes. Store it in a clean, dry place to preserve its fragrance and spiritual energy.
| Item Type | Handicraft |
|---|---|
| Size | Onesize |
| Dimensions | 44 x 1.5 x 0.5 |
| Color | Off White |
| Fabric | Other |
| Material | made from stem and root in Tulsi wood. |
| State of Origin | Uttar Pradesh |
Shipping and Delivery
PRODUCT DISCLAIMER
This product is handmade and may have slight variations or dissimilarities that are a natural outcome of the human involvement in the process. These minor variations of Stitches/Motifs add to its charm and ensure its uniqueness & authenticity.
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