Divine Sansar Radhe Tulsi Jaap Mala

A sacred companion for your daily practice — our Radhe-Engraved Tulsi Jaap Mala blends traditional devotion with simple, durable craftsmanship. Each bead is carved from natural Tulsi (holy basil) wood, hand-knotted on pure cotton thread and finished with a soft cotton tassel. The beads are engraved with “Radhe” to keep your focus anchored in devotion as you chant, meditate or offer prayers.

Why you’ll love it

• Made from natural Tulsi wood — revered in bhakti traditions.
• Large, easy-to-feel 10 mm beads for comfortable japa practice.
• 108 + 1 (guru) beads — the traditional prayer count for malas.
• Hand-knotted between beads on natural cotton thread for strength and smooth handling.
• Versatile — wear as a long mala necklace or wrap it several times as a wrist mala/bracelet.
• Elegant orange cotton tassel as the finishing touch.

Key details

• Bead material: Natural Tulsi (holy basil) wood
• Bead diameter: 10 mm
• Prayer count: 108 + 1 (Guru bead)
• Stringing: Hand-knotted with natural cotton thread
• Tassel: Pure cotton
• Use: Japa, meditation, kirtan, puja, mala chanting, spiritual wear
• Care: Keep dry; avoid perfumes or oils on beads; wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth. Store in a pouch when not in use.

How to use

Hold the mala between your thumb and middle finger and move one bead at a time while chanting your mantra (Radhe, Hare Krishna, Om, etc.). Complete one round of 108 to complete a full mala. The guru bead marks the start/end — do not cross over it while counting.

Meaning & Tradition

Tulsi wood is traditionally cherished for its sacred and purifying properties in bhakti and puja rituals. The engraved name Radhe helps maintain devotional focus during japa and kirtan, making this mala a meaningful tool for daily practice or a thoughtful spiritual gift.

Perfect for: daily japa, meditation, satsang, gifting to devotees, or wearing as a mindful accessory.