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108+1 Tulsi Sitaram Beads Japa Mala Tulsi Beads

108+1 Tulsi Sitaram Beads Japa Mala Tulsi Beads

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Regular price Rs. 5,850.00
Regular price Rs. 8,700.00 Sale price Rs. 5,850.00
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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 makes this 108+1 Sitaram mala special?

This japa mala carries 108 counting beads plus a sumeru, each tulsi bead bearing the Sitaram name, in a generous 16 to 17mm size. The full count, the carved naam, and the big beads together make it a complete sadhana mala.

Is this large bead mala comfortable for long japa?

Yes, the 16 to 17mm beads are easy to hold and turn, which helps during longer japa sittings when fingers tire on smaller beads. One full round of this 108+1 mala completes the traditional mantra count.

How is this Sitaram japa mala made and kept?

It is hand-carved from original tulsi wood by Brajwasi artisans in Vrindavan. Care is easy: keep the mala dry, protect it in a gomukhi or japa bag, and never let perfume or chemicals touch the sacred beads.