The Divine Sansar Radhe Tulsi Bracelet is a natural tulsi wood bracelet with the name "राधे" (Radhe) engraved on every large bead. It pairs 10mm engraved tulsi beads with 6mm plain tulsi spacers on a stretch cord, so it slips on and off without a clasp. It is a simple way to carry Shri Radha's name and the holy basil through your day, and it arrives in a maroon gift box with a velvet pouch.

Tulsi, also written tulasi or thulasi, is the holy basil plant (Ocimum tenuiflorum), and its dried stems are turned into the beads used for Vaishnava malas and kanthi. If you already chant on our Radhe Tulsi Jaap Mala, this bracelet is its everyday companion for the wrist.

Why tulsi and why Radhe

In Vaishnava tradition, Tulsi Devi is dearer to Shri Krishna and Lord Vishnu than any other plant, which is why tulsi leaves are offered in their worship and tulsi beads are worn by their devotees. In Vrindavan and across Braj, "Radhe Radhe" is how devotees greet each other, remembering Shri Radha as the heart of Krishna bhakti.

Wearing her name on tulsi brings the two together. Many devotees touch a bead and quietly say "Radhe" through the day, in traffic, at a desk or before sleep. It is a reminder of intention and devotion, not a remedy, and it asks nothing more of you than that.

To read more about tulsi beads and how devotees use them, see our guide Tulsi Mala: A Spiritual Companion on the Path to Inner Peace.

Specifications

• Material: natural tulsi (holy basil) wood
• Beads: 10mm round beads engraved with "राधे" (Radhe), with 6mm plain tulsi spacer beads between them
• Stringing: stretch elastic cord, no clasp
• Finish: unpolished natural wood with burnt-brown engraving
• Packaging: maroon Divine Sansar gift box with a velvet pouch
• Suitable for: men and women, daily wear

Tulsi is a natural wood, so grain, shade and the depth of each engraving vary a little from bead to bead. No two bracelets are exactly alike.

How to wear and care for it

• Roll it on over the hand rather than pulling the cord wide, which keeps the elastic firm for longer.
• Take it off before bathing, swimming or washing up. Tulsi is a porous wood and repeated soaking dulls it.
• Keep perfume, hand sanitiser and oils off the beads.
• Store it in its velvet pouch when you are not wearing it.

Many Vaishnava families keep a sattvic routine while wearing tulsi. Customs differ from home to home, so follow the practice your family or guru has always kept.

Radhe Tulsi Bracelet in the UAE

Tulsi jewellery usually means a trip to Meena Bazaar in Dubai or a request to family visiting from India. We deliver across the UAE, including Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and Ajman, and at AED 45 this bracelet qualifies for free delivery on its own.

Kartik is the month of Tulsi Devi, closing with Tulsi Vivah, and it is a lovely time to start wearing tulsi or to gift it. The boxed bracelet makes a thoughtful present for Radha Krishna devotees, for Tulsi Vivah or for someone setting up their first home mandir. For more pieces, browse our Spiritual Bracelets and the Shri Krishna collection.

Frequently asked questions

Is this real tulsi wood?

Yes. Both the engraved beads and the spacers are natural tulsi wood, left unpolished, which is why you can see the fine grain and small colour differences between beads.

What is written on the beads?

Each 10mm bead is engraved with "राधे", Radhe, the name of Shri Radha in Devanagari script. The smaller 6mm beads are plain tulsi spacers.

Will it fit my wrist?

It is strung on stretch elastic and fits most adult wrists. If you have a particularly small or large wrist, message us on WhatsApp before you order and we will tell you honestly whether it will sit well.

Can I wear it every day?

Yes, it is made for daily wear. Just take it off before water, keep it away from perfume and rest it in its pouch overnight if you like.

Can I wear the Radhe Tulsi Bracelet with my tulsi mala?

Yes. Many devotees wear the bracelet through the day and keep a full 108-bead mala for japa. It pairs naturally with our Radhe Tulsi Jaap Mala, which carries the same engraving.

Is it a good gift?

Yes. It arrives in a maroon Divine Sansar gift box with a velvet pouch, ready to give for Tulsi Vivah, Janmashtami, Radha Ashtami, a birthday or a Grah Pravesh.

Can I use it for chanting?

You can touch the engraved beads as you say "Radhe" or a short mantra through the day. For counted japa of 108, a full mala is the traditional choice.

Do you deliver across the UAE?

Yes. We deliver to Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman and the rest of the Emirates, with free delivery on orders from AED 30.

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