Included free

Four gifts from Vrindavan in every mala parcel

Packed with your order, nothing to add.

  • Brajraj Sacred soil of Braj
  • Tulsi seeds Grow your own
  • Shri Radha name badge Pin badge
  • Gopi chandan For tilak
Skip to product information
1 of 3

108+1 Tulsi Beads Japa Mala Small Beads 8,9mm

108+1 Tulsi Beads Japa Mala Small Beads 8,9mm

Tulsimalastore

Regular price Rs. 650.00
Regular price Rs. 890.00 Sale price Rs. 650.00
Sale Sold out
Taxes included. Shipping calculated at checkout.
Original Tulsi WoodOffered in Temple Free Lifetime RepairCOD Available
Quantity

Cash on delivery & shipping

Cash on delivery orders

Place a COD order and our team contacts you within 24 hours on WhatsApp or by phone to confirm it.

  • Reply to the confirmation message or call within 24 hours.
  • Without a reply, the COD order may be cancelled automatically.

Most COD orders ship with Xpressbees.

COD availability

Cash on delivery works only in pincodes our courier partners serve.

If COD is not available at your pincode the order is cancelled automatically. Place a prepaid order instead.

Prepaid orders

Prepaid orders skip the confirmation call and are dispatched directly, usually the next working day.

Prepaid orders ship with DTDC.

Delivery time

Metro cities (DTDC)
3–4 working days
Remote areas
India Post, 4–8 working days

Before you order

Give a correct mobile number and full address. Wrong details are the main reason an order is delayed or cancelled.

Ready to ship from Vrindavan
View full details

How many beads are on this japa mala?

This mala carries the full 108 counting beads plus one sumeru bead, the traditional count for japa. The beads are the smaller 8 to 9mm size, so the mala stays light and easy to roll in the fingers.

How do I chant with these small 8-9mm beads?

Hold the mala in the right hand, move one bead with each naam, and turn back at the sumeru instead of crossing it. The small bead size suits long sittings and travels easily in a japa bag.

Are these 108 beads original tulsi wood?

Yes, every bead is cut from original tulsi wood and strung by hand in Vrindavan. Keep the japa mala dry, avoid perfume or oil on the beads, and rest it in a clean pouch after chanting.