What shape is the locket on this kanthi?
The tulsi locket is carved in a tilak shape, the sacred mark worn on the forehead by Radha Krishna devotees. It hangs from a kanthi that mixes Radha name beads with smooth round tulsi beads.
How should I wear this tilak locket kanthi?
Wear it close to the neck so the tilak-shaped locket sits upright at the centre of the chest. It pairs naturally with daily japa and temple visits, quietly showing your bhakti wherever you go.
What care keeps the tilak carving sharp?
Because the tilak locket and naam beads are hand-carved tulsi wood, avoid water, damp storage and perfume sprays. Pat the mala dry if it ever gets moist, and keep it in a clean pouch overnight.
