This collection brings together the best tulsi mala designs our devotees order again and again. If you are new to wearing tulsi or buying a gift for a loved one, starting with a popular kanthi is the easiest choice — these are the styles devotees of Shri Radha-Krishna and Shri Ram across India have already made their daily companions, each crafted in Vrindavan from original tulsi wood.
Which tulsi malas are best for daily wear?
For daily wear, devotees love the 1 Round Long Beads 18 inch kanthi and the ghee dip black long beads kanthi, both simple and comfortable. Fine barik beads feel light on the skin, while long and round beads give a fuller traditional look.
What about locket malas and japa malas?
If you want a devotional locket, the Radha handmade tulsi locket mala with round and barik beads and the Hanuman Ji tulsi locket kanthi are long-standing favourites. For chanting, the 108+1 Radha Name tulsi beads japa mala is the natural pick, and those drawn to deeper devotion often choose the original tulsi bhaktmaal with Shri Radha Charan, handcrafted in Vrindavan for devotion and meditation.
Why do devotees prefer tulsi from Vrindavan?
Tulsi Maharani is beloved to Shri Krishna, and her wood is considered pure for wearing and for japa. The range runs from simple single round kanthis to 2 round long beads kanthi malas, 3 layer barik kanthis with Shri Radha tulsi locket, and complete japa malas — whatever your budget or stage of devotional life. Every piece is handmade by Brajwasi artisans from original tulsi wood in Vrindavan, with free shipping across India on orders over ₹800.






