Description
Experience the sacred fragrance and natural beauty of Vrindavan with this beautifully handcrafted Cylindrical Shaped Tulsi Kanthi Mala. A single-round (1 round) strand measuring 17", this distinctive kanthi mala is crafted entirely from natural Tulsi (Holy Basil) wood shaped into elegant cylindrical beads measuring 10mm tall × 6mm wide — a bold, structured form that gives this mala a strong, artisanal presence while remaining rooted in the simplicity of traditional Vaishnava devotion.
Each cylindrical bead carries the unmistakable character of genuine Tulsi wood — a surface that is intentionally natural and imperfect, featuring the authentic wood grain, natural nodes, and darker spots or eyes inherent to the Tulsi plant. These natural markings are not flaws — they are the living signature of the sacred wood itself, proof of its authenticity and a reminder that each bead comes from a plant considered divine in the Vaishnava tradition.
Tulsi is revered as one of the most sacred and auspicious plants in Hinduism. She is considered a manifestation of the divine and is inseparable from the worship of Lord Vishnu and Lord Krishna. Wearing a Tulsi kanthi mala is an act of deep devotion and surrender — a mark of a sincere Vaishnava and a constant reminder of the Lord’s presence in every moment of daily life.
Product Details
Style: Kanthi Mala (Neck Mala / Devotional Necklace)
Bead Shape: Cylindrical
Bead Size: 10mm tall × 6mm wide
Color: Natural
Rounds: 1 Round
Length: 17"
Material: Natural Tulsi (Holy Basil) Wood
Surface: Natural — includes authentic wood grain, nodes, and darker spots
Use: Daily Devotional Wear, Japa Practice, and Gifting
Ideal For
- Devotees of Lord Vishnu, Lord Krishna, and Vaishnava practitioners
- Those who value authenticity and natural sacred materials
- Daily devotional wear as a mark of bhakti and surrender
- Janmashtami, Tulsi Vivah, and year-round devotional practice
- A genuine and deeply meaningful devotional gift
Please Note: The natural variation in surface texture, grain, nodes, and darker spots on each bead is an authentic characteristic of genuine Tulsi wood — not a defect. No two malas are identical. Handle with care; avoid prolonged exposure to water.