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Shyama Tulsi Natural Wooden Mala

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Product description

The Shyama Tulsi Natural Wooden Mala is a traditional devotional accessory crafted from natural Tulsi wood beads, valued in Hindu traditions for their spiritual significance. Featuring warm, light-brown beads and a vibrant red tassel, this mala combines a classic design with a sacred connection to daily prayer and devotion. Shyama Tulsi is revered by devotees of Lord Vishnu and Lord Krishna. Tulsi malas are traditionally used for mantra chanting, japa, meditation, and personal worship. The natural wooden beads offer a simple, timeless appearance, making this mala suitable for daily spiritual practices and devotional wear.

Product highlights

  • Authentic devotional product from Omindri crafted for spiritual wellbeing
  • Dimensions: 10 cm x 10 cm x 10 cm | Weight: 100 g
  • Package Dimensions: 15 cm x 15 cm x 15 cm | Shipping Weight: 200 g
  • Includes 1 individual unit per package, securely packed for nationwide delivery

Details

Mala Type
Japa Mala
Thread Material
Wool
Mala Length
102 cm
Dimensions
10cm × 10cm × 10cm
Weight
0.1kg
Item count
1
Unit count
1 pcs

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