Tulsi (Holy Basil) Wood Bead
Light, round, and easy to pull with the thumb for clean counting. The gentle woody scent calms your senses and keeps each round focused.
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Naksham Tulasi Japa Mala
Count your mantra rounds on Vrindavan's holiest wood
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Why People Use the Naksham Tulasi Japa Mala
Built for Counting
108 beads, a Sumeru, and a tassel, sized for seated japa and clean round counting.
Sri Vishnuji Devotion
Tulsi is a living form of Sri Lakshmiji, every round you count is worship of Sri Vishnuji.
Sacred Plant
The Padma Purana declares wherever Tulsi resides, that place becomes a tirtha (pilgrimage site).
Prān Pratiṣṭhā
Consecrated with Sri Vishnuji Ashtakshari mantra before dispatch.
What This Product Does For You
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Made for Counting Your Rounds
108 beads, a Sumeru, and a tassel, built for seated japa, not just wear.
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Carry Sri Vishnuji's Blessing
Tulsi is a living form of Sri Lakshmiji, every round you count is worship.
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A Quiet Anchor for Focus
Pull each bead, chant one mantra, and let a busy mind grow still.
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Rooted in Bhakti Tradition
Each bead is a seed of Vrindavan's holiest plant, carrying old sanctity.
Worn daily
Light, smooth beads that sit easy on the skin for daily wear.
108-Bead Significance
Why 108 Beads?
108 represents the complete cycle of Vedic cosmology: 12 rashis multiplied by 9 grahas, 108 Upanishads, 108 Divya Desams (sacred Sri Vishnuji temples), and 108 names in Sri Vishnuji's Ashtottara Shatanamavali. Counting one full round of this mala is an offering that touches every corner of the sacred universe.
Japa Instructions
How to Practice Japa
Sit facing east or north, ideally at twilight. Hold the mala on your middle finger and chant Om Namo Narayanaya, one bead per mantra, pulling each with your thumb. Count all 108 beads without crossing the Sumeru. End by touching the mala to your forehead and heart.
Mantra Guide
Recommended Practice
Chant Om Namo Narayanaya, one recitation per bead, 108 total per round. Hold the mala in your right hand, draped over the middle finger. Use the thumb to pull each bead toward you. The index finger must not touch the beads. Do not cross the Sumeru bead. Flip and reverse direction for more rounds. The Hare Krishna Maha Mantra is an equally powerful alternative for Tulsi japa.
Vedic Association
- Presiding Deity
- Sri Vishnuji (Narayana)
- Best Day
- Thursday (Guruvar)
- Primary Mantra
- Om Namo Narayanaya
Tulsi is considered a direct form of Sri Lakshmiji (Vrinda Devi) who took birth as a plant so that devotees of all backgrounds could reach divine grace. The Padma Purana declares that wherever Tulsi grows, that place becomes a tirtha. The Hari Bhakti Vilasa states that wearing Tulsi beads turns every act into worship of Sri Vishnuji.
Materials
1/1Every mala ships with its own lab report. Scan the card to check the beads are real.
How to Use
Free ritual card included01
Prepare for Japa
Sit facing east or north at twilight. Hold the mala on your middle finger and offer a silent pranam.
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Count Your Mantra
Chant Om Namo Narayanaya, one bead per mantra. Count all 108 beads without crossing the Sumeru.
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Seal Your Practice
Sit in silence for a minute. Touch the mala to your forehead and heart to seal the round.
108 beads, one complete round. Daily counting builds steady spiritual momentum.
Lab Certified · AstroGrade(TM)
Every mala individually tested. Not a batch. Not a sample. Yours.
Why This Matters
AstroGrade™
Every single product tested individually in our lab. No sampling. Your piece is verified and you get a certificate to prove it.
Batch Testing
1 random sample tested per batch. The other 99 ship untested. You never know if yours was checked.
What We Test on Your Product
- Every bead verified authentic Rudraksha/Tulsi: no plastic, no fakes
- Hand-knotted 108+1 bead count confirmed
- Unique certificate for your specific mala
- Zero chance of fake beads because every bead was individually inspected
Your Certificate. Your Product.
Ships with a unique certificate for your specific piece.
The Naksham Difference
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Why Naksham?
Trusted by thousands of practitioners across India
Authentic & Verified
Every product tested and verified for purity and quality before shipping
Rooted in Tradition
Formulated using principles from classical Indian texts
100% Natural
Genuine materials verified for purity, no synthetics, no shortcuts
Handcrafted in India
Made by Indian artisans using traditional methods
Product Details
Presiding Deity: Sri Vishnuji (Narayana)
Best Day: Thursday (Guruvar)
Tulsi is considered a direct form of Sri Lakshmiji (Vrinda Devi) who took birth as a plant so that devotees of all backgrounds could reach divine grace. The Padma Purana declares that wherever Tulsi grows, that place becomes a tirtha. The Hari Bhakti Vilasa states that wearing Tulsi beads turns every act into worship of Sri Vishnuji.
Avoid soaps, perfumes, and water. Rub with sandalwood oil if the scent fades. Store in a cotton or silk pouch. Beads develop a soft patina over time.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between this and the Tulsi Wood Mala?+
This Japa Mala is made for counting your mantra rounds in your hand, with 108 beads, a Sumeru, and a tassel. Prefer to wear Tulsi all day? See our Tulsi Wood Mala, the continuously worn devotional mala.
Why does this mala have 108 beads?+
108 is sacred across Hindu traditions, 108 Upanishads, 108 Divya Desams, and 12 rashis times 9 grahas. One full round is a complete cosmic cycle through sound.
How do I count japa with this mala?+
Hold it on your middle finger, pull each bead with your thumb, and chant one mantra per bead. Don't cross the Sumeru, flip and reverse for more rounds.
How should I care for my Tulsi japa mala?+
Avoid soaps, perfumes, and water. If the scent fades, rub with a drop of sandalwood oil and store in a cotton or silk pouch.
Which deity is this mala associated with?+
Sacred to Sri Vishnuji. The primary mantra is Om Namo Narayanaya, and Thursday (Guruvar) is the best day to begin your practice.