Radha Krishna Tulsi Mala — Sacred Mala of Divine Love
Blessed in the divine names of Radha and Krishna, this sacred Tulsi Mala is handcrafted from authentic Holy Basil (Tulsi) wood — the most beloved plant of Lord Krishna. Wearing or chanting with a Radha Krishna Tulsi Mala is considered one of the highest acts of Vaishnava devotion, invoking the eternal love and grace of the divine couple.
Each bead is infused with the spiritual energy of Vrindavan — where Tulsi is worshipped daily as a manifestation of divine devotion. This mala is ideal for chanting the Hare Krishna Mahamantra, Radha naam, and all Vaishnava prayers.
Key Benefits
🌿 Invokes Radha Krishna’s Blessings — Tulsi is Krishna’s most beloved plant; wearing it draws divine grace and love
📿 Perfect for Hare Krishna Japa — 108+1 beads for complete Mahamantra cycles
💛 Awakens Bhakti (Devotion) — Chanting with Tulsi Mala is said to deepen one’s connection to the divine
🌸 Purifies Heart & Mind — Tulsi wood cleanses negative karma and elevates spiritual consciousness
✨ Protects the Wearer — Believed to shield from negative energies and bring peace and prosperity
Dedicated to: Radha Krishna — Divine Couple of Vrindavan
Bead Material: Natural Tulsi (Holy Basil) wood
Bead Count: 108 + 1 (Sumeru / Guru bead)
String: Durable cotton thread
Finish: Natural, unpolished — authentic grain and texture
Colour: Natural cream/ivory with warm brown undertones
Length: Approx. 40–42 cm (wearable as necklace)
Ideal Mantra: Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare Hare / Hare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare Hare
Spiritual Significance
In Vaishnava tradition, Tulsi Mala is not merely jewellery — it is a diksha (initiation) into devotional life. The Padma Purana states that one who wears Tulsi around the neck is always in the presence of Lord Vishnu. A Radha Krishna Tulsi Mala carries the combined blessings of both Radha and Krishna — making it especially powerful for those on the path of Bhakti Yoga.
How to Use
Hold the mala in your right hand, beginning at the bead next to the Sumeru (Guru) bead. Use your thumb and middle finger to move each bead as you chant the Hare Krishna Mahamantra or any Radha Krishna naam. Never cross over the Sumeru bead — reverse direction to continue. Store in a clean cloth pouch or mala bag when not in use.
Each mala is handcrafted with devotion — slight variations in bead colour and texture are natural and a mark of genuine Tulsi wood.
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Single Strand Mala
Japa Mala
Devotional Necklace
Tulsi Wood Mala
Radha Krishna Mala
• Invokes the divine blessings of Radha and Krishna — the eternal couple of Vrindavan.
• Tulsi is Krishna's most beloved plant; wearing it draws divine grace, love, and protection.
• Deepens bhakti (devotion) and strengthens one's connection to the divine during japa.
• Purifies the heart, mind, and aura — cleanses negative karma and elevates consciousness.
• Ideal for chanting the Hare Krishna Mahamantra — 108+1 beads for complete cycles.
• Acts as a spiritual shield — believed to ward off negative energies and bring inner peace.
• Promotes emotional healing, reduces anxiety, and cultivates a state of surrender and love.
• According to Padma Purana, one who wears Tulsi is always in the presence of Lord Vishnu.
• Wear the mala around the neck so it rests close to the heart — the seat of bhakti.
• For japa, hold in the right hand; use thumb and middle finger to move each bead.
• Begin counting from the bead next to the Sumeru (Guru) bead — never cross over it.
• Reverse direction at the Sumeru bead to continue your mantra count.
• Chant the Hare Krishna Mahamantra or Radha naam with each bead for full benefit.
• The mala can be worn throughout the day as a devotional and protective accessory.
• Remove before bathing, swimming, or sleeping to preserve the thread and bead quality.
• Store in a clean mala bag or velvet pouch to maintain its sanctity.
• Wear as a single strand necklace over a white or saffron kurta for a classic Vaishnava look.
• Layer with a longer rudraksha mala for a powerful devotional stacked necklace.
• Pair with a Radha Krishna pendant for an elevated spiritual jewellery statement.
• Combine with Tulsi or rudraksha bracelets for a complete sacred jewellery set.
• The natural cream-ivory tone of Tulsi complements all colours — perfect for daily wear.
• Ekadashi (11th lunar day) — Most auspicious day to begin wearing a Tulsi Mala.
• Wednesday & Thursday — Sacred to Lord Vishnu and Krishna.
• Janmashtami — Lord Krishna's birthday; the most powerful day to energise this mala.
• Radhashtami — Radha's birthday; especially auspicious for Radha Krishna devotees.
• Kartik Month — The holiest month for Tulsi worship and Vaishnava devotion.
• You may wear it daily once energised — Tulsi Mala is considered protective at all times.
• Comes in a premium DivyaSetu branded gift box.
• Nestled in a soft velvet pouch for safe storage and gifting.
• Includes a product authenticity card and care instructions.
• Eco-friendly, minimal packaging — no unnecessary plastic.
• Ideal for gifting on Janmashtami, Radhashtami, birthdays, and spiritual occasions.
• Exchanges are accepted within 7 days of delivery.
• The product must be unused, unworn, and in its original packaging.
• To initiate an exchange, contact us at support@divyasetuglobal.com with your order ID and reason.
• Exchanges are subject to stock availability.
• Shipping charges for exchange are borne by the customer unless the product is defective.
• Customised or made-to-order malas are not eligible for exchange.
