Divine Bhakti Collection

Alongside our tulsi malas, this collection holds the everyday things a devotee actually reaches for: gopi chandan and Radhakund black tilak, original tulsi seeds and tulsi sticks from Vrindavan, tilak boxes, japa counters from a simple wooden piece to a digital ring, pure cotton aarti batti, sandalwood, Braj Raj dhul and kirtan speakers. Prices run from ₹25 to ₹1,650, so most devotees add one or two of these to a mala order.

What is included in the Divine Bhakti Collection?

This is our bhakti accessories range — tilak (scented Gopi Chandan, Radhakund black chandan, kumkum), original tulsi seeds and tulsi wick sticks from Vrindavan, tilak boxes, name japa counters, pure cotton aarti batti, a sandalwood log with rubbing stone, Braj Raj dhul from Vrindavan dham, the Shri Radha name pin badge, and Shri Premanand Maharaj Ji kirtan speakers. It is meant to sit alongside your kanthi or japa mala rather than replace it.

Which name japa counter should I choose?

For simple daily counting, the wooden and multicolour finger counters from ₹40 to ₹300 are the most popular and need no charging. If you count large numbers and want a running total kept for you, the digital options — the OLED smart ring counter, the 6-digit LCD finger ring, and the 70 lakh name japa charging counter — hold their count between sittings. Both do the same seva; the digital ones simply save you tracking rounds yourself.

Is the gopi chandan and tilak authentic?

The Gopi Chandan and Radhakund black chandan are sourced from Vrindavan and Radha Kund, the same ground our tulsi comes from, and our tulsi tilak sticks are cut from original tulsi wood. We describe what each item is and where it comes from plainly, and make no claims beyond that. Orders over ₹800 ship free across India.