What design does this japa mala bag have?
This japa bag is printed with Krishna alongside his beloved cow, a scene straight from the pastures of Braj. It is a chanting pouch made to hold your japa mala while you do naam japa with the beads inside.
Which malas fit inside this Krishna cow bag?
It is sized for standard japa malas, including full 108 bead tulsi malas. Rest the mala inside, insert your hand, and count beads within the bag; between sessions, the same bag becomes a safe storage pouch for your mala.
How do I keep this printed japa bag clean?
Shake out dust regularly and keep the bag away from water and oily hands so the Krishna and cow print stays bright. Storing your tulsi mala inside it also keeps the beads dry and protected, which tulsi wood loves.
