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Pure Tulasi Mala 1 Round with Pearls & Silver – Sacred Handmade Japa Beads for Devotion and Meditation

Name: Pure Tulasi Mala 1Round Pearls & Silver Handmade Japa Beads
SKU: 31s-1-2-1-2
Price: 35.00 USD
Availability: InStock

SKU: 31s-1-2-1-2

Original price was: $40.00.Current price is: $35.00.

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- This Pure Tulasi Japa Mala with Pearls & Silver is a sacred handmade spiritual accessory crafted with devotion and care. Traditionally used for chanting the holy names of Krishna, this mala is not just an ornament but a divine tool for meditation, prayer, and spiritual growth.
  
  🌿 Material & Craftsmanship
  - Material: Sacred Tulasi wood (Holy Basil) with genuine pearls and silver lock.
  - Finish: Handcrafted, polished with natural shine.
  - Purpose: Ideal for japa meditation, puja, daily chanting, and as a spiritual gift.
  - Symbolism: Tulasi is worshipped in Hindu tradition as dear to Lord Krishna, bringing purity, devotion, and divine blessings.
  🙏 Benefits of Using Tulasi Japa Mala
  1. Enhances focus during japa meditation and mantra chanting.
  2. Attracts blessings of peace, love, and spiritual protection.
  3. Creates an auspicious vibration in the home or temple.
  4. Helps overcome stress and brings mental clarity.
  5. Perfect for Bhakti yoga, daily prayer, and spiritual practice.
  🌸 Ideal for Festivals & Daily Practice
  
  This Tulasi Japa Mala with Pearls & Silver is especially meaningful during festivals like Janmashtami, Radhastami, and Kartik month. Devotees offer Tulasi beads to Krishna and use them for chanting Hare Krishna Mahamantra daily.
  
  It is also suitable as a gift for spiritual seekers, yoga practitioners, and those who value natural handmade items.
  
  📦 Packaging & Delivery
  - Each mala is carefully packed in a protective box to ensure safe delivery.
  - Comes with care instructions for maintaining your Tulasi beads.
  - Worldwide shipping available.
  🔗 Internal Links (на твои товары):
  - https://lalakamala.shop/product-category/silver-pendants/ Complete your altar with our Silver Pendants.
  - Explore more Tulasi Kanthi Malas.https://lalakamala.shop/product-category/silver-tulasi-mala/
  - Discover sacred Deity Idols. https://lalakamala.shop/product-category/idol-murti/
  🔗 External Link (DoFollow):
  
  Read more about Tulasi beads and their sacred role on Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tulasi_in_Hinduism