Tulsi Panch Mala 🙏

A tulsi panch mala is a 5 layer tulsi mala — five strands of original tulsi beads joined and worn together as one graceful haar. In Braj tradition the panch mala is the mala of celebration: devotees of Shri Radha-Krishna and Shri Ram wear it for kirtan, festivals and temple darshan, and many families also offer it in the shringar of their home deities.

Why does a panch mala have five layers?

Where a single kanthi sits quietly at the neck, the panch mala drapes in five gentle rows, giving a rich, festive fullness that frames the face and chest — the look you see on devotees and deities across Vrindavan on utsav days. Because the layers share one clasp, the mala goes on as easily as a single strand and stays beautifully in place through hours of kirtan.

Can I wear a panch mala over my daily kanthi?

Yes — if you already wear a daily kanthi, the panch mala layers over it naturally, so you never remove your kanthi to dress up for a festival. Most designs add a handcarved tulsi locket at the centre, so the first step in choosing is simply the form you love most: Shri Radha, Shri Ram, Sitaram or Hanuman ji.

Which panch mala designs does this collection include?

The range includes the Tulsi Panch Mala with Shri Radha, Shri Ram, Sitaram and Hanuman ji tulsi lockets, the Radhakrishna handcrafted locket panch mala haar, and a 10-piece multi-design combo that devotees pick up for gifting and deity seva. Every panch mala is strung bead by bead by Brajwasi artisans in Vrindavan from genuine tulsi wood and ships free across India on orders over ₹800.