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
What size are the beads in this 27+1 japa mala?
This japa mala has 27 counting beads plus one sumeru bead, with big tulsi beads of about 13 to 14mm. The larger size makes each bead easy to grip and move, which many devotees prefer for a comfortable, unhurried japa rhythm.
How do I use a 27+1 mala for japa?
Hold the mala in your right hand and move one bead per mantra, turning back at the sumeru without crossing it. Four rounds of this 27+1 mala complete the traditional count of 108, making it a compact companion for travel and daily naam japa.
Are these big beads real tulsi wood?
Yes, each 13 to 14mm bead is shaped from original tulsi wood and hand-strung in Vrindavan by Brajwasi artisans. Keep the mala dry, store it in a japa bag when not in use, and keep it away from perfume and moisture.
