Description
Tulsi Japa Mala is a traditional prayer mala used for Naam Jaap, mantra chanting, meditation and devotional worship. Tulsi is especially revered in Vaishnava traditions and Tulsi Japa Mala is traditionally associated with the worship and chanting of Lord Vishnu, Lord Krishna and other Vaishnava deities.
This Japa Mala features the traditional 108+1 bead arrangement, consisting of 108 counting beads and one Sumeru or Guru bead. One mantra is traditionally recited on each counting bead, completing one full round after 108 repetitions. The Sumeru bead marks the beginning and end of the round.
The mala is suitable for daily Naam Jaap, mantra chanting, meditation, prayer and other spiritual practices. It can be particularly suitable for devotees following Vaishnava devotional practices.
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Traditional Significance
- Traditionally made from Tulsi wood
- Associated with Vaishnava devotional practices
- Used for Naam Jaap and mantra chanting
- 108 beads represent one traditional Japa round
- Sumeru/Guru bead marks the completion of a round
- Commonly associated with Vishnu and Krishna worship
Ideal For
- Naam Jaap
- Mantra chanting
- Vishnu Mantra
- Krishna Mantra
- Hare Krishna Japa
- Meditation
- Daily prayer
- Vaishnava devotional practice
- Spiritual gifting
Key Features
- Product: Tulsi Japa Mala
- Beads: 108 + 1 Sumeru/Guru Bead
- Material: Tulsi Wood
- Purpose: Jaap, mantra chanting, meditation and prayer
- Type: Traditional Japa Mala
- Testing: Lab Tested, subject to the certificate supplied with the product
Traditional Benefits
According to traditional beliefs, Tulsi Japa Mala is associated with:
- Devotional focus
- Spiritual discipline
- Concentration during Jaap
- Connection with Vishnu/Krishna worship
- Peaceful meditation practice
- Regular mantra and Naam Jaap
These are traditional spiritual associations, not scientifically proven benefits.
How to Use for Jaap
- Hold the Mala respectfully in your hand.
- Begin from the bead next to the Sumeru/Guru bead.
- Chant your chosen mantra once for each bead.
- Continue until all 108 beads have been completed.
- Traditionally, do not cross over the Sumeru bead. Turn the Mala around and continue in the opposite direction for another round.
- Keep the Mala in a clean and respectful place when not in use.










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