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Dark Brown Sumarni 27+1 Tulsi Beads 15,16mm beads

Dark Brown Sumarni 27+1 Tulsi Beads 15,16mm beads

Tulsimalastore

Regular price Rs. 1,750.00
Regular price Rs. 2,400.00 Sale price Rs. 1,750.00
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Original Tulsi WoodOffered in Temple Free Lifetime RepairCOD Available
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Delivery time

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

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What is a sumarni and what size are these beads?

A sumarni is a compact counting mala held in the hand for naam jaap. This one has 27+1 dark brown tulsi beads of a generous 15 to 16mm size, easy to grip and move.

How do I count japa on a 27+1 sumarni?

Pass one bead per naam and turn back when you reach the sumeru bead; four rounds complete the traditional 108 counts. Its handy size lets you chant quietly while walking or travelling.

How do I keep this sumarni in good condition?

Since it lives in your hand, wash and dry your hands before jaap, and keep the mala in a japa bag afterwards. Avoid water, oils and perfume on the dark brown tulsi wood.