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108+1 Vrindavan tulsi beads, 6 mm, hand-carved
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Keep it in the gomukhi bag when you are not chanting. Tulsi cracks if it dries out completely.
The classic mala for Hare Krishna japa. The beads are carved in Braj from tulsi grown there, 6 mm each, and strung with a sumeru bead on a 76 cm loop. It comes with a gomukhi bag to keep it in between rounds.
Tulsi is dear to Krishna and Vishnu, so a tulsi mala is the one Vaishnav families use for the Hare Krishna maha-mantra. You chant a round on it each morning, and many keep a longer count on Ekadashi and Janmashtami. It lives in its gomukhi bag between rounds and never touches the floor.
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24 cow-dung and guggal dhoop cups, charcoal-free
Gaushala, Rajasthan

Sanskrit, Hindi and English, gold-edged, with rehal
Printed in Gorakhpur
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