• Krishna Printed Japa Mala Bag – White
  • Krishna Printed Japa Mala Bag – White
  • Krishna Printed Japa Mala Bag – White
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Krishna Printed Japa Mala Bag White

Krishna Printed Japa Mala Bag White

Tulsimalastore

Rs. 450.00
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What print is on this white japa mala bag?

This white japa bag carries a Krishna print, bringing Kanha's presence to your japa sessions. It is a gomukhi-style pouch made to hold your mala while you chant, keeping the beads clean and hidden from view as tradition prefers.

How do I use a japa bag while chanting?

Place your mala inside the bag, slip your hand in, and turn the beads with your fingers while the index finger rests outside through the opening. The bag keeps the mala off the ground and protected during naam japa.

Why keep my tulsi mala in this bag?

A japa bag protects the sacred mala from dust, moisture, and accidental touch, and keeps it respectfully stored between sittings. The white Krishna-printed cloth is easy to carry to the temple, on travel, or during morning sadhana at home.