Tulsimalastore's Complete Guide to Tulsi Mala, Japa Mala & Kanthi Mala from Vrindavan
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The Sacred Malas of Vrindavan
At Tulsimalastore, we specialize in three types of sacred malas, each with its own unique significance and use in devotional practice. All are handcrafted in Vrindavan from original Tulsi wood.
1. Tulsi Mala
The Tulsi Mala is a garland made from Tulsi (Holy Basil) beads. It is worn around the neck as a symbol of devotion to Lord Vishnu and Krishna. Wearing a Tulsi Mala is believed to:
- Protect the wearer from negative energies
- Invite the blessings of Lord Vishnu
- Purify the body and mind
- Signify one's dedication to the Vaishnava path
2. Japa Mala
The Japa Mala (also called a counting mala) has 108 beads and is used for chanting mantras and the Hare Krishna Mahamantra. Using a Japa Mala from Vrindavan Tulsi wood enhances the power of your japa and deepens your meditation.
3. Kanthi Mala
The Kanthi Mala is a smaller neck mala, typically worn close to the throat. It is a mark of initiation and devotion in the Vaishnava tradition. Our Kanthi Malas are made from the finest Vrindavan Tulsi beads.
Why Choose Tulsimalastore?
All our malas are made from 100% original Vrindavan Tulsi, handcrafted by Brajwasi artisans, and temple blessed. We ship worldwide so every devotee can access authentic Vrindavan items.